Family Carer Training 2026 – 8 weeks from Monday 21st September – 8pm Online via Zoom
Family Carers If you are supporting a friend or relative, in your home, their home or in a care home, this is for you. We hold 8 interactive sessions at…
Family Carers If you are supporting a friend or relative, in your home, their home or in a care home, this is for you. We hold 8 interactive sessions at…
*Please note that this is a 9-week course, but we are not running any training w/c 18th May, as that's Dementia Action Week - so the final session will be…
*Please note that this is a 9-week course, but we are not running any training w/c 18th May, as that's Dementia Action Week - so the final session will be…
The experts by experience consulted by decision-makers and involved in co-produced training are often relatively young, articulate and in the earliest stages of dementa or related conditions. However our caseload may include people in much later stages. But however advanced their dementia, the individual in our care can be the best expert: they can teach us a lot about how best to support them - if we learn to really listen to them.
Well-being in dementia is precious and vulnerable, but once we understand the precise nature of the threats posed by dementia, we can learn how promote, protect and restore well-being, even as dementia progresses.
People often ask which activities work best for people with dementia, but it’s not so much what you do, but how you do it that makes the most difference to their well-being.
Telling 'the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth' is not always appropriate in dementia care. When facts slip away, leaving only feelings behind, those feelings become far more important than the facts.