Top Tips for Supporting Learning and Relearning in Dementia Care
How to support learning and relearning in dementia care by building on familiar routines, strengths and meaningful, practical activity.
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Top Tips for Recognising When a Person with Dementia Is Finding Something Difficult
How to spot the subtle signs that a person with dementia is finding something difficult, and respond with curiosity and the right support.
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Top Tips for Positive Risk-Taking in Dementia Care
How positive risk-taking in dementia care balances safety with independence, purpose and the right to make everyday choices.
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Top Tips for Supporting Culture, Identity and Belonging
How person-centred dementia care can support culture, identity and belonging without relying on stereotypes.
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Top Tips for Supporting People with Dementia and Sight Loss
Practical ways to notice sight loss in people with dementia and make person-led changes that support independence.
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Top Tips for Challenging Ageism in Dementia Care
How to challenge ageism and low expectations in dementia care by recognising strengths, choice and contribution.
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Top Tips for Supporting Human Relationships and Human Connection
Relationships may change as dementia progresses, but connection remains possible.
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Top Tips for Difficult Conversations in Dementia Care
A difficult conversation does not need to produce an immediate solution. Sometimes its most important purpose is helping someone feel heard.
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Top Tips for Recognising Loss in Dementia Care
Relatives and staff can experience loss too. Recognising these feelings can help us respond with greater understanding and compassion.
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Top Tips for Summer Memories and Life Stories
Small adjustments can help people feel more comfortable, maintain independence and enjoy their day.