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Is simply removing items the best strategy for people living with dementia?
Posted on Fri 26th Oct, 2018 in: Dementia Friendly Environments, Dementia Friendly Products
Don’t we have a responsibility to find an alternative rather than just take something away? Often the everyday items that surround us can become inappropriate for people with dementia due to the risk of harm or the distress that they can cause. Obviously if this is the case then it wouldn’t be appropriate to ignore these items, knowing their effects could be detrimenta...
Music Memories for Dementia
Posted on Fri 19th Oct, 2018 in: Dementia Friendly Environments, General News
BBC launches Music Memories website to help people with dementia create nostalgia playlists Sometimes, hearing a piece of music can take us right back to a certain time in our lives just as effectively as an old photograph can. For someone living with dementia, anything that prompts the recall of long term memories can be excellent for reminiscence therapy and music is no exceptio...
‘My friend in the mirror’: reflections are not always frightening in dementia
Posted on Mon 17th Sep, 2018 in: Dementia Friendly Environments, Dementia Friendly Products
Different responses to reflection reinforce the need for choice We have covered the issue of the fear of reflection for people with dementia several times on the blog and detailed how distressing it can be to not recognise your reflection as yourself. The distress usually stems from believing that person to be a stranger but it doesn’t necessarily affect all people with deme...
Well-designed layouts key goals of good dementia care
Posted on Fri 14th Sep, 2018 in: Dementia Friendly Environments
John Cresswell, MD of Focus on Dementia, recently posted the following question on LinkedIn: “Can somebody please tell me what good dementia care should look like?” To get the discussion started he suggested a number of areas that he proposed we should be striving for: “Trained staff with knowledge, clean surroundings and dining experiences, ...
Book based on photographic therapy for people with dementia wins prestigious award
Posted on Fri 24th Aug, 2018 in: Dementia Friendly Environments
A French visual artist, Laurence Aëgerter, has been awarded the Author Book Award at the Recontres D’Arles, a prestigious international photography festival, for her book Photographic Treatment – a series of pairs of photos juxtaposed to provoke a positive response in people with dementia. Aëgerter first realised the potential of images during a session with ...
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