In November 2013 NDAA member the British Psychological Society shared a series of resources that provided information around diagnosis of dementia and how best to support people before and after. Considered in the papers provided were counselling prior to assessment, how the assessment should be conducted, interventions professionals can make and the perspective of someone living with dementia among other topics.
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How you can get involved with the Dementia Seen and Heard Campaign Commit to a set of actions that...
The Dementia Friendly-Hospital Charter has been updated to now include a section on the important role of hospital volunteers....
Foundation for People with Learning Disabilities, which is part of the Mental Health Foundation have released a report ‘Hidden...
The National Dementia Action Alliance’s first call to action was launched in 2011 on the use of antipsychotic drugs...
Alzheimer’s Australia’s guide Alzheimer’s Australia has produced their own guidance notes on language. These can be viewed here. Letter...
In autumn 2017, the National Dementia Action Alliance launched ‘From Seldom Heard to Seen & Heard’, a campaign bringing...
Introduction from Councillor Isobel Seccombe, Chairman, LGA Community Wellbeing Board Local authorities have now been under sustained funding constraints...
See below for further details of the themes of our Seldom Heard Groups campaign:Dementia and Learning Disabilities was one...
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