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26/06/2024
The Importance of Music Therapy in Dementia Care

One of the biggest challenges faced by those living with dementia is memory loss and loss of cognitive functions. These can cause a myriad of feelings, with frustration, confusion and fear sparking aggressive behaviour. Dementia care seeks to combat these using a variety of techniques, activities and therapies to help slow the progression of the disease and allow your loved one to express themselves and their feelings in a safe environment. Music therapy has proven to be an incredibly useful technique for doing this.

04/06/2024
Gardening for the Soul: Horticultural Therapy in Elder Care

Keeping active is essential for the well-being of a loved one as they age, as it can help keep them physically and mentally active. One activity that provides a range of benefits and often brightens up the day of residents in care homes is horticultural therapy - that is, gardening!

23/05/2024
Dementia Care: A Guide for Families

A dementia diagnosis can rock the world of everyone involved, impacting the lives of the family as well as the person with the diagnosis. The time following a diagnosis can be overwhelming, and as the disease progresses, there’s a lot you need to start considering.

04/04/2024
Why Is Weymouth a Good Place to Live for the Elderly?

Weymouth is a bustling seaside town nestled in a sheltered bay where the River Wey meets the English Channel. Aside from the combined authorities of Bournemouth and Poole, it's the largest town in Dorset.

31/01/2024
Bridging the Gap Between Young and Old in Care Homes

In an increasingly age-segregated society, the importance of fostering connections across generations cannot be overstated. Care homes, often seen as the final abode for the elderly, have a unique opportunity to play a pivotal role in this endeavour. Intergenerational activities, which bring together the young and the old, are not just heartwarming; they are a necessity for a well-rounded society.

21/12/2023
Why is respite care important?

Respite care is an important part of any care plan, as both the caregiver and the care receiver benefit from it. Whether for a few hours or a number of days, incorporating respite care is likely to improve the quality of care given by those providing the care, while also improving the quality of life for those receiving care.

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