Joy for All Pets: Providing Comfort, Connection and Companionship

Many older people living with dementia or other cognitive impairment challenges face loneliness, isolation and anxiety. This can be especially felt by those who unfortunately have to give up their much loved pets due to changes in care and living circumstances, and are either no longer able to house them,...

Preventing Falls Before They Happen: How Bide Promotes Greater Independence and Safer Nights

Getting out of bed at night can be difficult for many older adults and those with medical conditions that impair their mobility, balance, or cognitive abilities. A brief moment of confusion, hurrying to the bathroom or neglecting to utilise a walking aid can result in a fall. One of the...

Caring for People with Dementia During Winter: Tips for the Colder Months

Caring for People with Dementia During Winter: Tips for the Colder Months

As winter sets in, the challenges faced by people living with dementia and their carers can increase. Shorter days, lower temperatures, and the festive season can all impact routines, creating more opportunities for confusion, disorientation, and even potential health risks. Here, we’ll explore a few simple ways to make the winter months a little safer and more comfortable for those with dementia.