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Caring for Someone with Dementia: Looking After Yourself
Support for family carers of people living with dementia: managing stress, getting breaks and finding help.
Phone: 0161 250 5341 | Email: info@livingsupported.co.uk
Plain-English guides for older people, families and carers on loneliness, low mood, grief, dementia, safety, wellbeing and practical help.
Support for family carers of people living with dementia: managing stress, getting breaks and finding help.
A clear explanation of dementia: what it is, common types, early signs, and what to do if you are worried about memory.
How families and companions can bring comfort and company to someone nearing the end of life, alongside their medical and nursing care.
How to start conversations about end-of-life wishes, and the practical plans that bring peace of mind: wills, powers of attorney and advance care plans.
A gentle, plain-English guide to grief after the death of someone close, what is normal, and where to find support.
A step-by-step checklist of the practical tasks after a death in England, with links to official GOV.UK guidance.
Practical and emotional support for older people adjusting to living alone after the death of a husband, wife or partner.
For older people who feel forgotten, cut off from family or left to cope alone: ways to reconnect and where to get help.
How to tell the difference between a low patch and depression in older age, what helps, and where to get urgent support.
Simple, practical steps for older people who feel lonely, and where to find friendly contact by phone or in person.