Communicating with someone who has dementia

20 More Things Not to Say to Someone with Dementia – Part 2

You’ve likely heard that words matter - but when it comes to dementia, the way we speak can truly shape someone’s day. After the success of our first article on the 20 things not to say to someone with dementia, we’re back with a second list. In this guide, you’ll discover 20 more phrases to avoid, learn better ways to connect, and get expert tips on how to talk to someone with dementia with empathy and ease.
care for the elderly at home

Spotting Early Signs of Health Issues in Seniors

Not all changes in older adults are just part of growing older. While some may be normal signs of ageing at 70, others can be early warning signals of serious health issues. Whether you're a family member or a live-in carer, knowing how to spot the signs of deterioration in elderly individuals can make a huge difference. Early detection leads to quicker treatment, better outcomes, and a higher quality of life for your loved one.
What Are the Different Types of Live-In Care?

What Are the Different Types of Live-In Care?

Discover how live-in care offers personalised, comfortable alternatives to care homes, enabling you or your loved ones to receive tailored support right at home. Learn about the different live-in care options and how Veritas Care can help you find the ideal self-employed carer to suit your unique needs.
Early Symptoms of Dementia: What to Look for and When to Seek Help

Early Symptoms of Dementia: What to Look for and When to Seek Help

Dementia is a progressive condition that affects memory, thinking, and the ability to carry out daily tasks. Recognizing the early symptoms of dementia can be challenging, as they often appear gradually and may be mistaken for normal ageing. However, early detection is crucial, as it allows individuals to seek medical advice, plan for the future, and explore potential treatments that may help slow progression.
Alzheimer’s care at home

Caring for a Loved One with Alzheimer’s. Live-In Care Support

Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s can be emotionally and physically overwhelming. As memory fades and daily tasks become challenging, families often struggle to provide the constant care their loved ones need. Live-in carers offer a compassionate and professional solution, ensuring individuals remain safe, engaged, and comfortable in their homes. In this article, we explore how live-in Alzheimer’s care can improve the well-being of both patients and their families.
Dementia Care with Live-In Support

Understanding Dementia: A Guide for Families Considering Live-In Care

Dementia is a complex condition that affects millions of people worldwide, touching not only those diagnosed but also their families and caregivers. Recognizing its impact is the first step toward finding the right support system.
What To Do When A Family Member Is Diagnosed With Dementia – How to Cope and Help

What To Do When A Family Member Is Diagnosed With Dementia – How to Cope and Help

Dementia and Alzheimer's disease are the scourge of our time. It is thus useful to learn the basics of caring for someone with dementia and about dementia support for family members. And this is what you will learn from this article.
The Emotional Challenges of Dementia Care

When Dementia Strikes: A Guide for Caregivers

Caring for someone with dementia can be an emotionally challenging journey riddled with overwhelming stress. Many family caregivers struggle to keep up with the emotional toll and the demanding nature of this responsibility. As a result, many easily crack under pressure, suffering from caregiver burnout and, in the worst case, depression.
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Transitioning to Live-In Care: Tips for a Smooth Adjustment

A smooth adjustment to live-in care benefits all parties involved, including the caregiver, senior and their family. It reduces anxiety, stress and the sense of isolation that most elderly individuals often experience during the transition. But how do you ensure a seamless transition to live-in care?
Understanding dementia: A guide for families of seniors with the disease

Understanding dementia behaviours: A guide on help for the elderly living at home and their families

Dementia is a serious and often shamed illness associated with many misconceptions, so today we present our guide created to provide help for the elderly living at home. We discuss the importance of appropriate home care for the elderly in their own homes, as well as the challenges of memory loss and living with dementia.