Mo's Memory Cafe in Worthing helps those with dementia

Support for those living with dementia

Lynn’s Queen Elizabeth Hospital held a Dementia Fair for those living with with condition, their carers, families and supporters.

Mo's Memory Cafe in Worthing helps those with dementia

With over 15,000 people in West Sussex living with dementia Mo’s Memory Café is a welcome project to help support individuals who have memory issues and their carers.

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QEH Dementia Fair makes a difference

Dr Katie Honney, Consultant Geriatrician and Clinical Lead for dementia care at The QEH Open to individuals living with dementia, their carers, families and supporters, the event brought together local healthcare professionals, community services and organisations to provide expert advice and practical support to those affected by dementia. The Trust was also honoured to welcome Deputy Lieutenant Kathryn Buscall as a special guest, recognising t…

Coping with Dementia Care Education: What Can Cause Aggressive Behaviors?

This is a frequently asked question by those who are caring for a loved one with dementia: “When will my loved one get combative or aggressive, what stage is that?” I wish I had a “one size fits all” answer to this question. There could be many reasons that could contribute to this kind of behavior. Dementia

Free dementia conference for carers

AN EVENT is being held in South Yorkshire to help carers supporting people living with dementia.