We often use family photos for people living with dementia. Often people with dementia can face issues with communication. When issues like this arise, we find photos to be a very powerful tool. They help people to express feelings and revisit happy memories.
Dementia Support A charity has called on people to make a New Year resolution and spend more time with people who have dementia by giving them dementia support. New research by the Alzheimer’s Society shows that 64 per cent of those in the north east diagnosed with...
Discover the benefits of reminiscence therapy in care homes, a powerful technique that helps elderly residents reconnect with their past, improve communication, and boost self-worth. At Stanfield Nursing Home in Worcester, we use reminiscence therapy to enhance the well-being of our residents, particularly those with dementia.
As part of the dementia care program at Stanfield Nursing Home, we offer diversional therapy. In this blog, we discuss what diversional therapy is, how we implement it at Stanfield and why it benefits those with dementia.
Whether you are looking for a local dementia care home or you are considering staying with us, we’re here to support and guide you throughout.
Having a family member diagnosed with dementia can become a stressful and confusing time for everyone involved. We’re here to help. Stanfield Nursing Home has been providing specialist dementia care in the Worcester area for over 32 years.
Stanfield Nursing Home has been providing dementia care in Worcester for over 32 years. As a care home for dementia, we understand how important specialist knowledge of dementia care is for those experiencing the disease.
Stanfield Nursing Home is a specialist dementia care home dedicated to providing the best quality care. Therefore, we want to share our top dementia caregiver advice in winter.
The benefits of crossword puzzles for dementia patients have been widely discussed over recent years. This is because brain-training exercises can reduce the risk of developing dementia.
Understanding dementia can be difficult for most people to come to terms with but explaining dementia to children can be a lot harder. Children’s book ‘Big Bear, Little Bear and Dementia’ helps to explain dementia to children.
