Often it is the case that a dementia will start to get in the way of our ability to do our job as efficiently as we once could. It can interfere with our leisure interests and pastimes too, knocking the edge off the confidence and the skills that we have depended upon all our lives. When that happens it’s worrying and – there’s no getting away from it – it is depressing. But it doesn’t mean that life has to stop. It will have to change almost certainly, but it doesn’t have to stop. That is the message we want to convey, and that is the reason we are here.

We are a well qualified, experienced team of dementia care practitioners led by an occupational therapist. We understand very well what happens when life begins to go a bit awry with dementia and that is where we can offer our help. We can offer you the support of one of our team, whose aim is first and foremost to be a friend, but is also to ensure that you or your loved one continues, as far as possible, to live the kind of lifestyle you want.

What that means in practice is that whatever you like doing, you now have a companion to do it with. If you need some help, that’s ready to hand. And if you need some new ideas, there are plenty of those around too. If you like golf, we’ll come and give you a game. If you’re a walker, we know dozens of great walks all over the county; our boots are in the car – and often so is the dog for good measure. If you’re a gardener, we can dig and dead-head with the best of them. If you’re a computer whizz, perhaps you can teach us a thing or two? Anything goes!

You can see some of the other things we do from the photos on the different pages of this website. In addition, one of the things we try to do as often as we can is to meet up together and share some of our activities, even if it’s just a picnic on the beach.

If you think that this kind of support might help you or your relative or friend, do give us a call or drop us an email.