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There is Only Now! The Value of Living in the Present Moment

There is Only Now! The Value of Living in the Present Moment

by Catherine Verner | Sep 18, 2022 | Connected, Empowered, Inspiration, Therapeutic Interventions

There’s a lot of talk these days about “living in the present moment”. Many books explore the topic thoroughly, giving us insight into promoting the benefits of living each moment fully.  Being present in the moment all sounds great on paper. But how can you...
Community and Neighbourhood: Helping your loved one stay connected

Community and Neighbourhood: Helping your loved one stay connected

by Catherine Verner | Sep 18, 2022 | Connected, Empowered, Inspiration, Therapeutic Interventions

Much of the focus on “living well with dementia” has concentrated on the importance of an indoor home environment. However, research shows that interaction within the local neighbourhood, community, and outdoor environment is vital for all age groups. This...
Dementia Together: Why Connection is Key

Dementia Together: Why Connection is Key

by Catherine Verner | Sep 17, 2022 | Connected, Empowered, Inspiration, Therapeutic Interventions

“Family and Friends are uncomfortable and say they don’t know how to behave ‘normally’ around me anymore – they didn’t really give our relationship a chance to move forward.” Receiving a diagnosis of dementia in the family is a life-changing event, both for the person...
Person-Centred Care in Dementia: A Myth or Reality? Taking a (W)Holistic Approach when Caring at Home.

Person-Centred Care in Dementia: A Myth or Reality? Taking a (W)Holistic Approach when Caring at Home.

by Catherine Verner | Sep 13, 2022 | Dementia Facts, Informed, Opinion

Introduction The term “person-centred” care is a phrase that has been used for some time now and is synonymous with quality care.  Originally introduced as a more holistic approach to care, it is often used to describe care for people with dementia. ...
Dementia and Music: Unlocking Memories, Nurturing Well-being!

Dementia and Music: Unlocking Memories, Nurturing Well-being!

by Catherine Verner | Jun 21, 2022 | Connected, Innovations, Tips and Advice

Do you ever find yourself singing along to a tune when it comes on the radio? You haven’t heard the tune for years. And yet suddenly, the words just come spilling out. Hidden in some forgotten cavity in the back of your brain, where they have lain locked up for...
Connection: The Key to Well-Being in Dementia Care

Connection: The Key to Well-Being in Dementia Care

by Catherine Verner | Mar 19, 2021 | Connected, Inspiration

Dementia care requires a holistic approach, being conscious of the whole person. We are all social animals.  Having a connection with others is a core human need. It fills us with thoughts of well-being and a sense of self.  Healthy, meaningful relationships...
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