Dementia information
Here you will find information and advice on memory concerns, driving, travel & holidays, medication, and financial & legal matters. This information is aimed at people living with dementia, their carers, family and friends and professionals.
If you, or someone you know, is experiencing significant memory loss, confusion, or problems with language and decision-making, then it is important to seek an assessment from a doctor.
A diagnosis does not always mean you have to give up driving. There are ways to make driving easier and options if you are giving up driving.
You may have questions about how to pay for care and support and how to ensure your wishes and preferences can be respected.
There are certain lifestyle factors that can reduce the risk of developing dementia and can also slow progression.
Someone living with dementia may struggle to regularly take what they’re prescribed, or be taking more medication than necessary.
Here you will find information and advice on memory concerns, driving, travel & holidays, medication, and financial & legal matters.
A diagnosis of dementia can make travelling more difficult. There are some things that may make holiday planning easier and lots of tips to consider before you travel.
There are many activities someone living with dementia can do from home and many of which are free. Its worth having a go and anything you might enjoy.
Like all people with dementia, younger people may experience a wide range of symptoms, especially in the early stages of dementia. However, they are likely to need different support than older people.
People with learning disabilities, in particular those with Down’s syndrome, are at a higher risk of developing dementia.