Sundowning and dementia is a term used for the changes in behaviour that occur in the evening, around dusk. Some people who have been diagnosed with dementia experience a growing sense of agitation or anxiety at this time. Why does Sundowning Happen in People With Dementia? Sundowning has several causes. As the day goes on, […]
Find are pleased to announce a new sensory dementia products the Bud cushion. The product has been launched to offer comfort, relaxation and reassurance to people in the later stages of dementia. The Bud cushion has been carefully created by the national assistive technology charity Designability and has been made in response to feedback from […]
Dementia Jigsaws offer a fun and purposeful activity that is essential for health and wellbeing.
Care homes and hospitals are often especially difficult for wayfinding, with long, non-distinctive hallways and poorly differentiated routes. This can cause anxiety, distress, and decreased interaction in individuals with dementia.
The physical dementia care environment can work well – or make some big problems – for people living with dementia. For a person living with dementia, keeping active and remaining independent in the things they enjoy is extremely important for emotional and physical wellbeing.