How to Get an Official Dementia Diagnosis
You’re not alone. Lillian Faithful’s dementia support directory is designed to connect you with charities and support groups to get the information or services you...
07
Apr
19
Feb
Early-onset Alzheimer’s Vs Early-onset Dementia
Learn the difference between early-onset Alzheimer's and early-onset dementia, with clear guidance on symptoms, treatment, and available support....
22
Dec
The complete guide to music therapy for dementia care
Music therapy for the elderly is a great holistic treatment that can improve quality of life and cognitive function. Read now to learn more. ...
12
Dec
The Different Stages of Dementia and How Care Homes Can Help
Talking about dementia isn’t easy. For every family, it’s an emotional journey filled with uncertainty and questions, driven by the desire to do what’s best...
25
Sep
What Is the Care Home Fees Cap?
At Lilian Faithfull, we see care as more than meeting physical needs – it's about nurturing the whole person. From meaningful activities to emotional support...
28
Aug
How to stay cool in hot weather: Summer safety tips for elderly
While it can be great to make the most of the summer, it’s important to bear in mind that hot weather can pose a serious...
01
Aug
The 5 most common types of dementia
Dementia is a condition that causes changes in behaviour, memory, movement, thought processes and speech. It is highly prevalent in the UK, with an estimated...
26
Jun
The impact of sunlight for elderly health
The importance of sunlight exposure for older adults has been discussed in a number of studies. Sunlight has a number of health benefits for the...
19
May
What is emergency respite care?
Emergency respite care is a type of short-term care provided for those whose caregivers are suddenly unable to provide their regular care. This could be...
12
May
5 summer activities for people living with dementia
Summer offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, connect with nature, and stay active—benefits that are especially important for people living with dementia. Thoughtfully...