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How to Calm Someone with Dementia at Night and Improve Their Sleep 

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Dementia often affects the brain and body’s internal body clock, making it harder to distinguish between night and day. Having disrupted sleep is one of the most distressing parts of dementia, not just for the person living with the condition but also for the people supporting them.   Because disrupted sleep in dementia cases is so common, like Dementia UK highlights, and sleeping patterns […]

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How Does Companion Care Help Reduce Loneliness in the Elderly?

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Companion care is a practical, people-first way to address loneliness in the elderly by providing regular social interaction and emotional support, all within the comfort of home or out in the community.   Loneliness in the elderly is a growing health concern, affecting both the physical and emotional wellbeing of people over 65. As people live longer,

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What are the best activities and games for people with dementia?

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Finding the right activities for someone living with dementia can feel overwhelming. But there’s good news! With the right mix of physical, creative and social games, you can help boost their memory, lift their mood and create moments of joy for everyone involved.   Our guide explores the benefits of different activities for people with dementia,

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What are the differences between Parkinson’s and dementia?

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Understanding the differences between Parkinson’s disease and various types of dementia is crucial for families and carers seeking the right support. While these conditions can share similar symptoms, they have different underlying causes, patterns of progression and treatment approaches. Knowing how they differ can help you recognise the symptoms earlier, seek appropriate medical advice and

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How to design and decorate a dementia-friendly home 

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Have you noticed a family member struggling to interact with their surroundings like they used to? Dementia impacts cognitive abilities, making it harder to fulfil tasks like washing, cleaning, and shopping. As symptoms develop, it may be difficult for them to live independently, or they may find it hard to live independently due to feeling

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Essential Questions for Selecting the Right Dementia Care Services

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Are you looking for dementia care at home for yourself or a loved one? Maybe a family member or friend is providing care but could use additional support? Choosing the right Dementia care provider can often feel overwhelming. Knowing the right questions to ask can help ease the stress of the decision-making process, allowing you

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Dementia vs. Alzheimer’s Disease: What’s the Difference?

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Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease share many similarities, yet they are distinct conditions. Alzheimer’s is a type of dementia that gradually affects your cognitive function and memory. Meanwhile, dementia universally covers various symptoms that can affect your behaviour, thinking and reasoning skills.   Sova Healthcare’s guide covers the differences between Alzheimer’s and Dementia. What are the

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