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4 ways animals can help people living with dementia

Sean Whiting, Director of specialist country, equestrian and pet supplies store Houghton Country, tells us how those living with dementia can benefit from being around animals. We know our pets bring us love and companionship, but they also have so many other benefits that make them an excellent form of therapy. For those living with […]

Dementia friendly film screenings return to Bexhill

An interactive screening of Singin’ In The Rain featuring fun props and prompts to bring the action on screen to life will take place at 1.30pm on Thursday, October 24.This will be the first in a new season of regular Musical Matinee Club screenings at De La Warr Pavilion with hostess Suzy Harvey.These relaxed screenings […]

Healthy Lifestyle choices have potential to offset genetic risks of dementia

New research gives new hope to anyone with worried about their genetic risk of developing dementia by adding weight to the idea that making healthy lifestyle choices can significantly reduce the risks. Research suggests the risk of developing dementia was 32% lower in people with a high genetic risk if they had followed a healthy […]

Innovative Jelly Drop sweets to tackle dehydration in dementia

The Azheimer’s Society are supporting the development of a new product that could help prevent dehydration in people living with dementia. Jelly Drops, bright bite sized sweets, are the brainchild of Lewis Hornby. Lewis’ grandmother Pat is living with dementia and was sadly hospitalised due to dehydration. Inspired by his grandmother’s love for sweets, Lewis […]

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