Dementia Help

Have you heard of the Herbert Protocol? 📝 It stores vital info like: ✔️ Medical needs ✔️ Daily routines ✔️ Emergency contacts Held securely by MedicAlert & used by police if a loved one with dementia goes missing. More info 👉 herbertprotocol.com

Self-care isn't selfish. Our founder Christina, explains why even a small amount of 'me time' can make a huge difference. youtu.be/7ocCvmnH8HE?si…

When a person goes missing, the first hour is crucial. With the Herbert Protocol, police can access vital info instantly, reducing search times and increasing the chance of a safe return. Peace of mind starts here: herbertprotocol.com

It’s important to get your loved one’s paperwork sorted if they have been diagnosed with dementia and it’s not as daunting as it sounds. Here’s what you need to know: bit.ly/3ZNY4Q3

Did you know that around 70% of people with dementia will go missing, according to MedicAlert Foundation UK. Protect your loved one’s safety with the Herbert Protocol – a vital step in safeguarding a person with dementia. Start today at herbertprotocol.com

Worried a loved one might have dementia? Memory loss is just one sign. Look out for confusion with daily tasks (like making tea), getting lost in familiar places, or struggling with words and conversations. If you’re concerned, speak to their GP sooner rather than later.

Did you know a person with dementia can lose interest in social activities and interaction and become more withdrawn? They may not engage with others and may not pay attention when someone is speaking to them.

Caring for a person with dementia? Have you signed up for the new issue of Dementia Help magazine yet? It's free and we'll be sending it out again at the end of this week. Sign up here: dementiahelpuk.com/dementia-help-…

Every Second Counts 🔍 When a person with dementia goes missing, every second counts. MedicAlert, supported by police forces across the UK, ensures emergency services can act fast. Learn how the Herbert Protocol can help: herbertprotocol.com

Sign up for our new, free issue of Dementia Help magazine - yes, it's free, and it's available this afternoon, packed with expert advice and support for carers. If you're on our list, you'll be one of the first to receive it! Sign up here: dementiahelpuk.com/dementia-help-… #DementiaCare

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Is your loved one indecisive? When I first began caring for my mum, I learned that dementia affects moods, personality and a person’s ability to make judgements and decisions. My mum became more indecisive and always asked my opinion before making even small decisions.

A person with dementia can lose track of time. Ten minutes can feel like two hours. I learned this first-hand when I quickly popped to my mum’s local shop to get some food. When I returned, she thought I’d been gone for hours. #DementiaAwareness #DementiaCare

Has your loved one just been diagnosed with dementia? Or maybe they have had the condition for some time and you’re not sure you’ve taken care of all of the future planning. Here’s what to think about: bit.ly/3YUMzGu

Sleep problems can be common in a person with dementia. The person may wake regularly at night and need to sleep more during the day. If you’re concerned, encourage the person to see their GP. Read more about sleep issues here: bit.ly/4fxDecR

As dementia progresses, care needs change. Key things to watch for: 🍽️ Eating & swallowing difficulties 🚶‍♀️ Increased risk of falls 💬 Communication struggles 🚶‍♂️ Unexpected wandering 👁️ Vision changes 💤 Sleep & mood disturbances #DementiaCare #ElderCare #DementiaAwareness

Dementia Help was voted the Most Trusted Dementia Support Platform at the Global Health & Pharma’s Social Care Awards in 2024 and won the Corporate LiveWire 2024 Innovation & Excellence Awards in the Carers Support Organisation of the Year. We’re proud to be a trusted resource.

Our founder, Christina, has published a concise and helpful book for dementia carers. You can get your copy of 50 Things Every Carer Should Know About Dementia from Amazon: bit.ly/40t6jyZ

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Our website has a range of free guides to help you cope with being a carer, including coping with challenging behaviour and dementia and nutrition. Find them here: dementiahelpuk.com/resources/