Amesbury Guides

If you are providing dementia care for a loved one, there are many positive things you can do to evoke memories of happy times and places and help them feel safe and comfortable.

When the time comes, preparing yourself about caring for someone at the end of life will give you an understanding of what to expect, and help make their final days as comfortable as possible.

Nearing the end of life is difficult but finding the right end of life care will not only help you be comfortable, it will also provide emotional support for you and your family and friends.

If your family member or friend is due a significant operation or has recently suffered an illness you may be wondering about convalescent care.

Our guide to what a respite carer does, the types, benefits and cost of respite care and when to consider it.

If you are worried that a family member or friend is showing possible signs of dementia here's our advice on symptoms, causes, diagnosis, and treatment.