Some of the most basic interaction with the help of music and some of the most simple words can surely create a wonderful connection with those diagnosed with dementia.
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When caring for someone, it’s instinctive to focus 100% on them…until you get burned out. But that’s not good for you or your older adult. It’s not realistic to take long vacations or hours for yourself each day, but... https://t.co/Xm53IMaKHN
As he slowly loses his Dad to dementia, Ken jr raps about some of his personal experiences and the history between him and his Father.
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Playing soothing music to a person with dementia may inspire an emotional reaction in them. Playing music that meant something to them, such as a favourite song or a piece of music from their wedding can tap into powerful memories https://t.co/Xwed8i8jbf
Good Morning everyone - What are you all up to today?...apart from becoming a #DementiaFriend via our online video, which features Alex, Teresa and Emma who all live with dementia. Watch the full video to learn a little more about dementia https://t.co/a6sHAmd8RY
Our Dementia Friends action of the week comes from Ray - If you feel inspired by Ray's actions then you too can help change people's perceptions of dementia by getting involved - https://t.co/Vja1DOq6F7
9 year old #DementiaFriend Noah understands the importance in helping people affected by dementia in our communities. Great action Noah - we're super happy you're a Dementia Friend!
It's half time, so what are you going to do to pass the time until England are back in action? Easy - become a #DementiaFriend! You can join in just 5 mins here: https://t.co/xBZ2dicS2t #ENGTUN