
Navigating Truth and Compassion
Sophia, main caregiver for her father before his passing, reflects on the necessity of being flexible with truth when communicating with persons living with dementia.
Sophia, main caregiver for her father before his passing, reflects on the necessity of being flexible with truth when communicating with persons living with dementia.
It’s Not Rocket Science; It’s Neuroscience! From my experience facilitating the University of Bradford course
Person-centred dementia care aims to enhance the wellbeing of persons living with dementia by meeting their psychological needs, which maintains personhood. Person-centred care (PCC) is a way of thinking about
The term “person-centred care”, as a frequently-used term and a developing area,1 does not have a single agreed definition. When loosely defined, it has been used to refer to philosophies
In this topic, the importance of developing a person-centred care plan for persons living with dementia is emphasised. This page also summarises some of the best practices for a person-centred
The CAUSEd problem-solving tool is designed to encourage caregivers and care professionals to understand the behaviours of persons living with dementia as a form of communication with their social and

Sophia, main caregiver for her father before his passing, reflects on the necessity of being flexible with truth when communicating with persons living with dementia.

It’s Not Rocket Science; It’s Neuroscience! From my experience facilitating the University of Bradford course