Myths about Dementia
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Dementia is not a disease, but rather an umbrella term for a variety of symptoms that may accompany or indicate certain diseases or conditions. Today over 100 different conditions are known to cause dementia symptoms.
After a dementia diagnosis, the focus is often only on the person’s symptoms and behaviour rather than on their needs. It may seem that there is not much that can be done, which makes it very hard to maintain a positive attitude. However, if you shift your focus and energy to the person’s strengths and remaining abilities, it helps you to keep a positive attitude and enables you to encourage and inspire improvement, joy, hope and wellbeing in those you support.
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By Jane Verity © dementiacareinternational One of the biggest challenges for people living with dementia is keeping track of the day and date. We searched…
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By Jane Verity ©dementiacareinternational.com In 1986 Dr. David Snowdon, an epidemiologist and professor in Neurology, embarked on a revolutionary scientific study involving 678 spirited Catholic…
Public article By Jane Verity ©dementiacareinternational.com Dementia is not a disease, but rather an umbrella term for a variety of symptoms that may accompany or…