🧠 Dementia is a sensory illness - when someone’s brain begins to fail them, tapping into their senses of touch, taste and smell can bring much-needed connection to their lives. Understanding this can help loved ones communicate, even when connection feels impossible.⚡ This is just one of the many insights shared in this episode, to help carers and loved ones manage the difficult journey of life with dementia. With 1 in 2 people expected to be affected by dementia in some way, we aim to fully equip you with the tools needed to support carers and patients in the best way possible.💡 In this episode of The Dementia Perspective you will learn:➡︎ The surprising intricacies of the dementia grieving process➡︎ Why a person with dementia is not “challenging”➡︎ What “I want to go home” or “I want my mum” really means for a dementia patient👥 With thanks to guests Lottee Bonner, Pip Looijenga, Victoria Lyons and Michelle Kohlschein.🎙️ A podcast from the Guernsey Alzheimer’s Association - your essential guide to brain health, now and for the future. Your host is Ollie Guillou. 👍 Please like, comment and subscribe to this podcast - and consider supporting the good work of the GAA: https://alzheimers.gg/ 📱 Get in touch:Email: [email protected] Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Guernseyalzheimersassociation/🎙️ Production by Phillippa Guillou and OG Podcasts.

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