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An absolute cracking little gem …

In the world of someone living with a dementia they really DO NOT want to be told they can’t and they don’t want to do things they fail at, there is enough of that. What they DO WANT to do however are things that allow them success and let them know they still can be themselves.
Using the many activities and tips in this gentle little book will open up a world to you, you may have thought was lost or would be lost soon and shows you that no matter what dementia is, or what dementia does, the person you love is still there waiting for you: all you have to do is to find them”
Paul Smith, CEO, Dementia.REP
Dementia and the family
2014-06-01T09:46:46+00:00
Paul Smith, CEO, Dementia.REP
“This is a little gem of a book. It gets right to the heart of caring for someone living with a dementia – it does not tell you how to measure their ability, viagra does not assume you want to know lots about signs, viagra 40mg symptoms and prognosis, it particularly does not paint a View Full →
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We have been waiting for this book …

Angela Thompson, Coordinator, Sid Valley Memory Cafe
Dementia and the family
2014-06-01T09:52:43+00:00
Angela Thompson, Coordinator, Sid Valley Memory Cafe
“We have been waiting for a book like “Dementia and the family” ever since starting the Memory Café. Families that come to us after an initial diagnosis of dementia are frightened, price bewildered and often feel that life has ended. This book is informative, drugs positive, easy to read and understand, and gives valuable advice View Full →
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This book is full of common sense

Norrms McNamara, Passionate campaigner, the inspiration behind the 'Purple Angel' movement, diagnosed with dementia aged 50 and grandfather and great-grandfather
Dementia and the family
2014-06-01T10:32:42+00:00
Norrms McNamara, Passionate campaigner, the inspiration behind the 'Purple Angel' movement, diagnosed with dementia aged 50 and grandfather and great-grandfather
“This book is full of common sense; it’s clear, concise, and to the point, without confusing technical jargon. The activities are simple to do, and some may seem just like everyday tasks – but to those with dementia, it’s a whole new experience, or it’s helping to bring back memories of what they used to View Full →
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An excellent read …

Jayne Vale, National Dementia Care Award Winner, Helping Hands
Dementia and the family
2014-06-01T10:45:40+00:00
Jayne Vale, National Dementia Care Award Winner, Helping Hands
“This is an excellent book; it gives a good understanding of dementia and also good techniques on how to help. An excellent read.”
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Easy and quick to set up ideas …

Shiobhan Pickering, Community Matron for Dementia
I wish I had this book to refer to years ago ...
"I have personal experience of being a long-term informal carer for close relatives with dementia and understand the emotional and practical difficulties this role brings. I wish I had this book to refer to years ago - it is such a valuable resource in so many ways."
Margaret Lovell, Admiral Support Worker & Carer
A valuable resource for any person supporting someone with dementia ...
"A valuable resource for families, care homes and any person working with or supporting people with dementia. There are very many activities and ideas that can help to support communication and retain relationships as well as providing occupation and interest for people with dementia."
Loraine Butterworth, Admiral Nurse Clinical Lead, Cornwall Care
I would definitely put this on my recommended list ...
"I would definitely put this on my recommended list as I think it offers something different. The activities are constructive and wide-ranging. I like the focus on the family as a whole and ideas of a website is also interesting and positive."
Saul Mason, Admiral Nurse
Dementia and the family
2014-06-01T11:06:45+00:00
“This is really good book … Often people struggle with keeping their loved ones occupied and these are easy and quick to set up ideas. The book would be great in a memory cafe, here for families and in hospital wards, viagra dosage especially as visitors are at a loss as to how to talk View Full →
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