If I had taken any notice of the reviews then I should certainly not have parted with £12 for a cinema ticket to see this film. Based on the play by Alan Bennett, this slow, intentional and warm the film explores age and care and human nature in the face of pandemic, N
Poetry and Dementia
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Poetry and Dementia: A Practical Guide
John Killick
Jessica Kingsley Publishers 2017 ISBN: 9781785921766 £16.99
I wonder what your relationship to poetry is? I have met some people that simply do not get this way of expression; others who simply have
Visiting the Memory Café ; Embracing better Dementia Care
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Visiting the Memory Café and other Dementia Care Activities
Evidence-based Interventions for Care Homes
Edited by Caroline Baker and Jason Corrigan-Charlesworth.
Jessica Kingsley Publishers 2017, ISBN: 9781785922527
£16.99
They can be few families who
Living with Dementia :People rarely remember what we said but often don’t forget how we made them feel.
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First published in the Salisbury Journal 2 February 2017
At Sarum College we are interested in engaging with and reflecting on what makes for human flourishing.
You will have a sense of what it is that helps you to live what inspires your enthusiasm for life.
Bein
Positive Psychology Approaches to Dementia
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Positive Psychology Approaches to Dementia
Edited by Chris Clarke and Emma Wolverson.
Paperback 2016, 288pp ISBN: 978-1-84905-610-6 £24.99
This is a surprising book in so far as it, at first glance, appears to be a technical collection of essays written by expert
Improving our understanding of Dementia ?
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I am gathering together a small collection of books all published by Jessica Kingsley who is certainly one of the most innovative and ground-breaking publishers working in this field.
Their list covering a range o
Dementia ‘losing out’ to cancer in funding stakes
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Dementia 'losing out' to cancer in funding stakes Each dementia patient costs the economy £27,647 each year Dementia now costs the UK economy twice as much as cancer but gets a fraction of the funding to find causes and cures, a report seen by the BBC shows. For every one pound