It can be difficult to hear something that you know isn’t right. Your instinct can be to correct someone, but what if this leads to confusion and distress? This #TipTuesday we're reflecting on whether you should correct someone with dementia 👉https://t.co/ljeQOeD0uo
RISE: A Christian Clinical Psychologist's Story of Recovery & Restoration from Domestic Abuse https://t.co/QK4chCy86X #Amazon This is my new book. It’s a completely raw account of DV, and how I healed, with the help of psychological insight and God! Please buy 🙏🏼💛
The biggest fear for tonight’s England match is not getting through to the finals right? Wrong. For many it’s a fear of them not making it through themselves! While football doesn't cause domestic abuse it can make existing abuse more severe. Donate here: https://t.co/4UIbVFQ7ia
Our manifesto shares what #dementia#carers need most, including opportunities to connect with other carers. “Sharing with other carers always makes things a hundred times better, knowing that you are not alone.” #GE24 https://t.co/WGiBuWcWj6
As #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek comes to a close. We wanted to highlight this discussion between @DemCarersCount's @GemimaF & @KateLeggDL on building resilience when faced with worry, stress, frustration or depression as family #carers. Watch the full video https://t.co/7Iwd4oreH8
Mental health & sleep are closely linked. Next week Dr @GemimaF & @KateLeggDL will be hosting #WellnessWednesday Live on Facebook to discuss sleeping difficulties & techniques to build better sleeping habits #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek#DAW23. 👇
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For the first in our series of Wellness sessions, clinical psychologist, Dr Gemima Fitzgerald, joined us to discuss what it means to be depressed.
To watch the full video, click on the link: https://t.co/QBupDZ6xiu
#WellnessWednesday#Dementia#DementiaCarer
I’m excited to be speaking on a webinar for @DemCarersCount later this month. Please sign up on @eventbrite if you are interested in how to build the confidence needed to return to the work place if you have had a break due to caring responsibilities 💙
Many family #Dementia carers find it impossible to remain in the workforce and balance their caring responsibilities. We investigate "Working + Caring" more throughout November in a series of three FREE webinars with guest speakers. @Eventbrite
Join us!
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And if I had enough characters in the tweet above I surely would have tagged @piepeoples @kmchristiansen @JoannePrestidge @janeyecook@GemimaF @nick_maguire5 & more. Some of whom will have seen or read it already and all of whom will pass it on to others.
Over 80% of dementia carers have reached a crisis point at least once.
Listen to the podcast version of our recent Facebook Live as our very own Dr @GemimaF shares ways to cope in a crisis and explains how we can work through it.
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For anyone looking after a partner or family member with dementia there’s a NEW free number to call for support and information 0800 652 1102. #dementiacarers#Alzheimer@DemCarersCount