Dementia Warning Signs Revealed in Your Financial Activity — Appear Years Before Diagnosis Tuesday, November 18, 2025 dementia finance alzheimers memory caregiving detection diagnosis behavior financialcapacity health Detecting dementia in its earliest stages remains a challenge, as initial symptoms frequently manifest through memory issues. However, new research highlights a significant and often overlooked warning sign: changes in … Read More
Two Words That Can Help People with Dementia This Bonfire Night Monday, November 3, 2025 dementia bonfirenight fireworks caregiving mentalhealth sensoryoverload comfort alzheimers eldercare support As Bonfire Night approaches, the loud noises and bright lights of fireworks can be particularly distressing for people living with dementia. Dr Tim Mercer, NHS GP Partner and GP Trainer, offers valuable insights and practical … Read More
Recognizing Dementia Through Changes in Walking Behavior Sunday, July 27, 2025 dementia walking bahavior alzheimers wandering safety memory caregiving orientation wellbeing Dementia is widely recognized for its cognitive symptoms such as memory decline and behavioral changes, but it can also manifest through physical signs. One such symptom involves changes in how a person walks or moves about, … Read More
Fiona Phillips' Husband Shares the One Word He Avoids Saying as She Battles Alzheimer's Tuesday, July 15, 2025 alzheimers caregiving compassion dementia empathy fionaphillips martinfrizell roleplay memoryloss support Fiona Phillips' diagnosis of early-onset Alzheimer’s has profoundly affected not only her life but also the lives of her family. Her husband, Martin Frizell, has become her primary caregiver and has learned firsthand … Read More
Heatwaves Pose Serious Health Risks for Dementia Patients, Nurse Warns Tuesday, June 24, 2025 dementia heatwave alzheimer dehydration health elderly caregiving heatstroke nhs awareness As temperatures rise this summer, families caring for loved ones with dementia need to be especially vigilant. Heatwaves can pose serious and often overlooked health risks for people living with cognitive decline. Dr Jane … Read More
Teen Shares Experience of Caring for Disabled Mother While Studying for GCSEs Saturday, June 14, 2025 youngcarer me chronicfatigue disability caregiving gcse family awareness support carersweek A 15-year-old from Gloucestershire has opened up about the challenges of caring for their disabled mother while juggling the demands of GCSE studies. Ace Parry from Quedgeley has been supporting their mother, Chantelle Parry, … Read More