Sleep is vitally important to all of us and a good night’s sleep is essential for people with dementia. However,...
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Most people living with dementia will need specialist care, at some point. When a person with dementia is no longer...
My first encounter with dementia was in 1959 when I visited the local private mental asylum. I went every Sunday...
Dementia is notorious for its responsibility to make a person’s mood change without any notice whatsoever. It can bring sadness,...
Trevor Mumby’s book on coping with Dementia in the family. What is Dementia? Dementia refers to a person’s inability to...
Abingdon-based Mumby’s Live-in Care is delighted to win the Mental Health and Dementia Care Expertise Award at this year’s Home Care Awards....
