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Another fantastic Aberdeen City HSCP NHS Grampian Community Appointment Day for Post Diagnostic Dementia Support Fiona John Cooke carole noble Leigh Porter ♡ #TogetherWeCan Julia Wells Alzheimer Scotland Lizzy Archibald Prof June Brown Dr Hugh Bishop Brenda Massie Katy Styles julie warrender

Amazing to see so many #AHPs supporting this #dementia #CAD Aberdeen City HSCP #CPCS Well done to all the organisers 👏🏻

Fabulous resource in Stranraer, you'll have had a warm west coast welcome NDCAN SDWG Alzheimer Scotland 💜🌈

Thanks to the lovely people of Stranraer who made us all feel so welcome at their #DAW25 Tea and Blether event , where we had the opportunity to share a little about our Active Voice work and more importantly hear from local people about issues affecting them -your voice matters

BLOG Dementia Awareness Week in Scotland ‘The theme for this year’s campaign in Scotland focuses on the importance of maintaining friendships and social connections at every step of a person’s dementia progression’ #DAW25 letstalkaboutdementia.wordpress.com/2025/06/05/dem… Alzheimer Scotland SDWG NDCAN

We are excited to be launching our second Outdoor Brain Health and Dementia Resource Centre. 🍃 Scott Mitchell tells ITV News how much Dame Barbara Windsor would have loved a space like this, and calls for more across the UK. 👇 itv.com/news/2025-06-0…

It was a pleasure to be at Lauriston Castle and open the new Alzheimer Scotland Outdoor Brain Health and Dementia Resource Centre this week. I’m sure this will be a great asset to the community and help those in need.

Studies show making a simple switch from caffeinated tea & coffee to decaffeinated versions can improve sleep & reduce falls, stress & distress in people with dementia.This could be associated with less rushing to the toilet. journalofdementiacare.co.uk/benefits-of-sw… #withPHYSIOyouCAN #DAW2025

BLOG Dementia Awareness Week in Scotland ‘We have all seen first-hand how staying connected, listening, and showing kindness can bring comfort, joy and a sense of belonging’ #DAW25 letstalkaboutdementia.wordpress.com/2025/06/05/dem…

Carers Week Scotland (June 9-15, 2025) is here! This year’s theme, "Caring About Equality," highlights the struggles unpaid carers face, including financial pressures, social isolation, and health challenges. Check local events near you. 💙 #CarersWeek #ScotlandCares

This #CarersWeek2025 we’re sharing our “For Carers, By Carers’ leaflets. Our members shared their experiences, offering information & tips. Support Carers Week & join the call for greater equality for unpaid carers. #CaringAboutEquality 👉 bit.ly/3ZmQBHv

Our member Rynagh & Alzheimer Scotland Chief Executive Henry Simmons share their thoughts. “It is time to take a different approach - one that takes into account the sheer size and scale of this disease & the enormous impact it has on the lives of individuals, their families and carers.”

Our home environment is important for emotional wellbeing and can provide stimulation. The following activities invite you to explore the meaning of home and simple changes that can make a huge difference. You can find out more here cpcs.online/home/home-envi…

Have you registered to join AHPDementia webinar this month, 25th June Here's the link tinyurl.com/27turske Join the conversations with AHPs and SDWG #connectingSupport Prof Elaine Hunter Alzheimer Scotland Centre for Policy and Practice NDCAN Brain Health Scotland Alison McKean

What an amazing resource you've developed on NHS Grampian Angela! Thanks for sharing 🌈💜 AHPDementia Isla Green

We can create a personal communication environment simply by looking around. Are there familiar objects we can tell stories about? Do photos offer reminiscences? Is there a calendar for orientation? Using where we are can support connections. #WithSLTuCan cpcs.online/lifestyle-matt…

Carers: Ensure your loved one always carries identification with emergency contact information, especially when heading out. This provides peace of mind and helps in case of disorientation. Stay safe! See the Alzheimer Scotland leaflet on Getting Out and About.

Helpful tips to take part in activities in the home: • Don’t pressure yourself to spend long periods of time on activities, short regular sessions throughout the day are equally as beneficial • Set yourself realistic goals for each day, this will help a sense of achievement

Meaning of home. Explore the meaning of home through the senses with things to chat about, try, play and explore. This topic is brought to you by Occupational Therapist, Angela and you can find out more here cpcs.online/home/home