Living with dementia
At Abbeyfield, we want all of our residents living with dementia to live the way they want. In this section you'll find out about the ways Abbeyfield supports our residents living with dementia and a list of organisations you might find useful.
Click through our guides below to find out more about living with dementia
According to the NHS there are currently 850,000 people in the UK who are living with dementia. Conversations with loved ones with dementia can sometimes be difficult to understand which can be upsetting for family members. Yet, the more you speak with your loved one, the more you’ll be able to adjust and change what you say to continue to have meaningful and thoughtful conversations.
In the journey of living with dementia, maintaining independence is significant. By ensuring autonomy, we respect the identities of those living with dementia, enhance their quality of life, and ease the burden on caregivers. Through thoughtful strategies and support, individuals with dementia can continue to lead meaningful lives while maintaining a sense of control and dignity.
A list of helpful organisations for those living with dementia.
At Abbeyfield, we want all of our residents living with dementia to live the way they want which is why we offer Dementia Friends information sessions to all.
Deciding on 24-hour dementia care for a loved one is a difficult choice. Learn how residential care provides safety, community, and peace of mind for families.
Explore our guides to help you navigate every step.