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Cognitive decline in dementia: How live-in care can help

Posted 24 Jun 2024

Cognitive decline in dementia: How live-in care can help

Cognitive decline is a significant challenge faced by individuals living with dementia, impacting their ability to perform daily tasks, communicate effectively, and maintain independence. As dementia progresses, changes in cognitive functioning can have a profound effect on overall well-being and
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Introducing our new model for dementia care – ‘EVER’

Posted 13 May 2024

Introducing our new model for dementia care – ‘EVER’

The Good Care Group is excited to announce the launch of our new model for dementia care, ‘EVER’. This has been uniquely developed by our in-house experts, including our very own Admiral Nurse, Dr Jane Pritchard, who has a breadth
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Guide to Respite for People With Dementia

Posted 18 Mar 2024

Guide to Respite for People With Dementia

Caring for a loved one with dementia can be both rewarding and challenging. At The Good Care Group, we understand the dedication and effort that goes into providing high-quality care. What is respite care for dementia? Respite care offers a
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What are the signs and symptoms of dementia?

Posted 05 Jan 2024

What are the signs and symptoms of dementia?

Dementia itself is not a disease. Dementia is the name given to a collection of symptoms affecting memory, thinking and social abilities. These symptoms are the result of progressive damage to the brain brought on by one or more different
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What should you not say to someone with dementia?

Posted 05 Jan 2024

What should you not say to someone with dementia?

Speaking with a family member or friend living with dementia can present significant communication challenges. When your loved one is feeling confused or anxious, the last thing you want to do is say something that could upset them further. While
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How to support someone with dementia this Christmas

Posted 05 Dec 2023

How to support someone with dementia this Christmas

Make the festive season inclusive for the whole family by taking simple steps to ensure loved ones with dementia enjoy Christmas too. Christmas is a lonely time for many older people. And, with a condition like dementia, older people can
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The four main types of dementia

Posted 28 Jul 2023

The four main types of dementia

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Support after an Alzheimer’s diagnosis

Posted 24 Jul 2023

Support after an Alzheimer’s diagnosis

Receiving or hearing the news of an Alzheimer’s diagnosis can be a challenging, life-changing event that can bring a mixture of emotions to you or your loved ones. You may be feeling shocked or in disbelief by the news and
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How does a person-centred approach help people with dementia?

Posted 18 Jul 2023

How does a person-centred approach help people with dementia?

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Supporting clients who experience sundowning

Posted 05 May 2023

Supporting clients who experience sundowning

Our resident dementia expert Dr Jane Pritchard, explains what is meant by ‘sundowning’ in dementia and helpful tips on reducing discomfort and distress. ‘Sundowning’ is the name given to when people with dementia become more confused, anxious or distressed during
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