Chat room session transcripts
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Hi everyone,
Below you'll find a link to our Q&A chat session on the topics of washing, dressing and incontinence, with Sian from our National Dementia Helpline.
Below you'll find a link to our Q&A chat session on the topics of washing, dressing and incontinence, with Sian from our National Dementia Helpline.
Confusion, resentment, refusal - transcript from our session on challenging behaviour
Hi everyone,
Did you miss our discussion about challenging behaviour like confusion, resentment and refusal?
The transcript is now available to view and download below:
Hi everyone,
Did you miss our discussion about challenging behaviour like confusion, resentment and refusal?
The transcript is now available to view and download below:
Q&A on dementia, relationships and intimacy - discussion transcript
Hi everyone,
Below you'll find a link to our Q&A chat session on the topic of dementia, relationships and intimacy, with Jess from our National Dementia Helpline.
Hi everyone,
Below you'll find a link to our Q&A chat session on the topic of dementia, relationships and intimacy, with Jess from our National Dementia Helpline.
Volunteering on Talking Point - discussion transcript
Hi everyone,
Below you'll find a link to our chat session on the topic of volunteering on Talking Point.
Hi everyone,
Below you'll find a link to our chat session on the topic of volunteering on Talking Point.
The guilt monster - dealing with guilt when caring for a person with dementia
Caring isn't easy - so many discussions on Talking Point describe how difficult dementia can be. This can be all the more difficult to deal with when carers and relatives feel guilty.
If you missed our discussion about dealing with guilt, the transcript is now available to view and download below:
Caring isn't easy - so many discussions on Talking Point describe how difficult dementia can be. This can be all the more difficult to deal with when carers and relatives feel guilty.
If you missed our discussion about dealing with guilt, the transcript is now available to view and download below:
Sandwich generation - transcript
Hi everyone,
If you missed our evening Expert Q&A session on the 'sandwich generation' (caring for both parents and children) with Kim from our helpline, it's now available to download and read below:
Hi everyone,
If you missed our evening Expert Q&A session on the 'sandwich generation' (caring for both parents and children) with Kim from our helpline, it's now available to download and read below:
Christmas can be wonderful, but it can also be a stressful and worrying time for people with dementia and their carers. There are many things to consider - decorations, visits, food and drink, choosing gifts. How can families adapt their festive traditions and routines so that people with dementia are considered?
With this in mind, we recently held a Q&A on Christmas and dementia with Emma from our helpline.
If you'd like to catch up, you can download and read it below:
With this in mind, we recently held a Q&A on Christmas and dementia with Emma from our helpline.
If you'd like to catch up, you can download and read it below:
Wills and probate Q&A transcript
If you or a loved one has dementia, it can be helpful to consider legal arrangements, but there are many things to think about. Where do you start?
Sam, our Legal and Welfare Rights Knowledge Officer answered questions on wills and probate on Tuesday 12 January.
To find out what happened, you can read questions and answers on the transcript. You can read and download the file below:
If you or a loved one has dementia, it can be helpful to consider legal arrangements, but there are many things to think about. Where do you start?
Sam, our Legal and Welfare Rights Knowledge Officer answered questions on wills and probate on Tuesday 12 January.
To find out what happened, you can read questions and answers on the transcript. You can read and download the file below:
Demystifying the care act Q&A Transcript
The new Care Act 2014 is the biggest change to the care system in the last sixty years, replacing or updating around thirty pieces of existing legislation. It touches everything from how you pay for care at home and in residential care to carers rights, financial assessments, deferred payment schemes and more.
Tina, one of our Knowledge Officers answered your questions on the Act back in November.
You can catch up with our transcript, just read and download the file below.
The new Care Act 2014 is the biggest change to the care system in the last sixty years, replacing or updating around thirty pieces of existing legislation. It touches everything from how you pay for care at home and in residential care to carers rights, financial assessments, deferred payment schemes and more.
Tina, one of our Knowledge Officers answered your questions on the Act back in November.
You can catch up with our transcript, just read and download the file below.
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