Everybody seems to agree on the importance of person-centred care, of services that enable people to go on living as much as they can the...

When Shoko’s Alzheimer's seemed overwhelming, we were looking around to build up information and try out some of the bewildering range of...

Discussions about reforming social care often begin with money – how much will it cost? And then structures – do we need something like...

A very thoughtful review: https://paulwindsor.blogspot.com/2020/03/the-wave-and-cave.html#more It recommends the book to empower three...

Alzheimer’s is a terminal illness. There is presently no cure for it (of course we hope there can be one before long). But we can treat...

At the book launch last Thursday we heard three key messages from the book: They are also on this video interview: Short version (2.5...

We are celebrating the publication of Living with Alzheimer's - a Love Story. Join us for drinks and canapes on Thursday 23rd January,...

25 years ago Dr Tom Kitwood introduced the concept of person-centred care He found that dementia doesn’t progress in a linear fashion,...

Social care is being talked about (a bit) as we head for an election. It’s so important but governments have avoided long term planning....

What an extraordinary thing memory is. When you start the morning not knowing what day it is, not remembering what happened yesterday,...

When Shoko’s Alzheimer's became worse, what kept us going were the love and practical help of family and friends, and the remarkable...

When you get the Alzheimer's diagnosis… … what happens next? When Shoko received her diagnosis we had no real idea what lay ahead. We...

When my wife, Shoko, was diagnosed with Alzheimer's, seven years ago, we had no clue about what lay ahead. A few years later, when the...