Dementia Therapy Service

What we can help with

• Early, mid and later-stage dementia
• Mobility decline with dementia
• Reduced engagement
• Caregiver support needed
• Care home residents
• Agitation and distress around manual handling and equipment

How we can help

Movement and meaningful activity are fundamental for people living with dementia. Our specialist service supports clients at home and in care homes to live well.

We focus on enabling — keeping people doing what they love, moving safely, and feeling connected. We work closely with families and carers, and offer training and assessment for care home teams.

Our dementia-specialist Occupational Therapist looks beyond the surface to understand what's driving distress, communication difficulties or a decline in mobility. She offers Cognitive Stimulation Therapy alongside a holistic approach suited to every type and stage of dementia.

We have experience guiding families through care home transitions, building positive relationships with carers, and finding meaningful activities that match each person's abilities. Dementia changes over time — and timely, expert support at every stage can make a profound difference to quality of life, for the person living with dementia and for those who love and care for them.

We are developing our Memory Service for care homes: a rolling weekly programme of education and exercise for people living with dementia, their family and care home staff. It includes Cognitive Stimulation Therapy, appropriate exercises, carer support, signposting, and education and advice on sleep, communication, manual handling, equipment, clothing, devices, medication and more. Please contact us to enquire about this new service.

What to expect from us

1. 1Gentle, person-centred assessment.
2. 2Appropriate exercise and activity plan with communication strategies.
3. 3Equipment, environment and safety advice.
4. 4Family and carer support and education.