We're so pleased to announce the addition of our podcast page, where we are hosting Harmonising Healthcare with Rosanna Mead. This...

Children from Bexton Primary School shared a wonderful morning with elderly residents at Lostock Lodge Care Home in Northwich, Cheshire....

So why is this time of year such a struggle?

We all influence culture and are all influenced by it too.

Here's our lucky 48 homes, care centres and day centres which will be enjoying a FREE musical session during September/October 2019.

There may be some controversy regarding themed rooms in residential and dementia care environments. Like Marmite, they’re not for...

The secret is variety, so make sure you have plenty of different species available for them to plant and interact with.

... everyone encircled the resident in what appeared to be a ‘ring of care’ with the resident at the very heart of every activity, decision

‘Does your home have an open door policy?’ This is often one of our first questions when visiting a care setting to which most reply ‘yes’

Brave Bold Drama is a Bristol-based theatre and community arts company who work to dismantle the cultural and financial barriers that can...

The internet has been an amazing thing: it’s allowed us to find out so much more about the world we live in, to connect with people far ...

Researchers have identified a new form of dementia. Known as LATE, it shares many similarities with Alzheimer's disease, but tends to lead

We're delighted to publish this original blog by Emmie at Primrose House Illustrations - We love the wonderful illustrations which manage...

We don't always get it right and many carers can put their hands up and say 'I got it wrong'. It's okay, we're all human and we all make...

There are currently 850,000 people living with dementia. 60,000 diagnosed under the age of 65 years. Dementia does not discriminate and...

Recently I was talking with a friend about writing this article and she asked me what the title was. When I told her I was calling it...

Christmas celebrations can be overwhelming for those living with dementia, even when our intentions are loving and festive. From decorations to aromas and busy activities, what brings joy to some may trigger confusion, agitation, or fear for others. This personal account reminds us to slow down, simplify, and focus on the individual needs of our loved ones during the holidays.