Dementia

Dementia can change family relationships
Make family members feel socially isolated
Have a negative impact on both psychological and physical health
Have a increased financial cost

Trained to deal with dementia

Some family members can struggle to cope with behaviours such as anger and frustration, which sometimes in turn led to physical violence by the person with dementia. The emotional impact of all these factors led family members to become frustrated and depressed

Having carers for your family member with dementia offers numerous benefits including improved quality of life, increased safety and security, and reduced stress for both the person with dementia and their Family.

Nightingales’ carers as we are fully trained in the following areas

Understanding Dementia
Person Centred Dementia

Our approach to dementia

Nightingales with always try to ensure that your family member only receives a few selective carers so that a familiar face greets your family member as we understand that this is important when dealing with a person with dementia.

Our cares understand some of the greatest challenges of caring for a person with dementia are the personality and behaviour changes that often occur. we can best meet these challenges by using creativity, flexibility, patience, and compassion. Our carers are also aware not to not take things personally and maintain your sense of humour.

Short term care

Long term care

Dementia

Dementia

Physical Disability

Elderly

Learning Disability