Dementia Adviser Newsletter

1 Dementia Adviser Newsletter

INSIDE THIS ISSUE Sept 2018

Upcoming 2– 8 events Dementia Forum Of Interest 9 - 12 2nd Nov 2018 Dementia 13 Action Our next Dementia Forum, on Fri 2nd Nov, will focus on the Alliance good work undertaken by Bracknell Forest Dementia Action Alliance (DAA). During the Forum there will be an opportunity Weekly/ 14 - 28 to hear from local businesses, organisations and individuals who have contributed to the development Monthly of our ‘Dementia Friendly Community’. Social Activities The forum will give you the opportunity to chat with members of the Community Carers 29 - 31 Mental Health Team for Older Adults, including our Social Workers, CPNs, Support Workers, Dementia Adviser, Psychology Team and Contacts 32 more. The Dementia Forum is also an opportunity for you to have your say on local services and what you would like to see improved or developed further in the future. All are welcome, including people with dementia, carers, health and social care practitioners, and anyone interested in learning more about dementia. Please book early as places are limited. To book your place please contact Karen White on 01344 823220

Karen White, Service Development Coordinator Tel: 01344 823220 email: karen.white@berkshire.nhs.uk1 2

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A.G.M. and CELEBRATION Wednesday 12th September 2018 A.G.M. 2.30 – 3 p.m. Celebration 3 – 6 p.m. Refreshments kindly provided by Friends of Jealott’s Hill. There will be an escorted tour of the site at 4.30p.m.

Please confirm if you can attend, by entering jhcl.eventbrite.co.uk into your internet browser, open the event and ‘register’ a free ticket [email protected] Tel 07867 695 931

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Triple ‘A’ Ascot Area Alzheimer’s

Lunchtime Meeting

Guest Speaker: Dr Chakrabarti (Consultant Psychiatrist, Bracknell Memory Clinic)

Update on New NICE Guidelines for Dementia (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence)

St Michael’s Church Hall Easthampstead, Bracknell Monday 17th September 12.30pm-2.30pm Refreshments provided. All Welcome If you are interested in coming along, please contact: 6 Pam Woodrow 01344 486349 7

During World Alzheimer’s Month in September, Bracknell Memory Clinic, The Alzheimer’s Society, Signal4Carers and Healthwatch are hosting

Drop-in Sessions at GP surgeries in Bracknell Forest

If you’re interested in finding out more about dementia or local support services for people with dementia and their carers please come and chat with us. Private consultations are available during this time, please discuss further with GP reception staff prior to the event

Dates and times below:

th Evergreen Surgery - Skimped Hill 11 Sept 10am – 12noon th Boundary House 12 Sept 2pm - 4pm th Binfield Practice 14 Sept 10:30am -12:30pm th Great Hollands (Dr Arora) 14 Sept 2pm – 4pm th Easthampstead Practice 17 Sept 1:30pm – 4pm th Green Meadows 18 Sept 10am – 12noon th Forest End Medical Centre- Sainsbury 18 Sept 2pm – 4pm th Owlsmoor -Sandhurst 20 Sept 1:30pm - 3:30pm th Crownwood Practice 24 Sept 12noon - 2pm th Yorktown Road - Sandhurst 25 Sept 1pm – 3pm th Gainsborough Practice 26 Sept 10am -12noon th Waterfield Practice - Harmanswater 26 Sept 2pm – 4pm th Ringmead Medical Centre - Birch Hill 27 Sept 10:30am - 12:30pm th Ringmead Medical Centre -Great Hollands 28 Sept 9:30am - 11:30am th Heath Hill Rd Surgery 28 Sept 1pm – 3pm

For further information please contact Karen White: 01344 823220 7 8

Dementia Forum

Come along for a free lunch and chat with members of the Community Mental Health Team for Older Adults and the voluntary sector. Have your say on local services and hear all about the good work being undertaken by our local Dementia Action Alliance (DAA)

Date: Fri 2nd Nov 2018

Time: 11.30am- 2.30pm Easthampstead Baptist Church, Bracknell RG12 7NS To book your place, please contact Karen White: 01344 823220

Please book early as places are limited

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Of Interest House of Memories app My House of Memories app allows you to explore objects from the past and share memories together. It can be used by anyone, but has been designed for, and with, people living with dementia and their carers. The app has pictures of objects from across the decades, which are brought to life with sound, music and descriptions, and provide an easy-to-use way to help people living with dementia explore things that resonate with them. You can browse the objects, which include everyday things such as cinema tickets, a Singer sewing machine and a 10 shilling note. You can save your favourite objects to a digital memory tree, digital memory box or timeline. Rallyround Rally Round is a free and secure online tool that allows family members, friends and carers to organise support for someone they care about. Members in someone’s Rally Round group, including the person them- selves, are able to add tasks which need doing such as shopping, DIY and social activities. Members can then choose to take on these tasks and click to show when they are completed. Text and email alerts remind everyone what needs doing, who is doing what and when things need to be done.

Residents of Bracknell Forest are able to set this up for free. Website: www.rallyroundme.com

Picture Guess App An app that’s been specifically designed to provide cognitive stimulation for people living with dementia. This can be downloaded for free from the Apple App Store (iPad only) and Google Play (just search for ‘Picture Guess’)

Storii App Storii was created to help families and care workers in residential care settings create per- sonalised life stories for people living with dementia. Families are able to use the platform to share family photos and other media. Care staff can log in and show residents what has been uploaded to their account and run reminiscence sessions to track what is useful for improving a resident's level of happiness and wellbeing. The app is free to use – further information can be found at: https://www.storii.com/ 9 10 Of Interest

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You know something we don’t know Help us to understand, take part in NHS research We are an NHS unit based at Reading University in Berkshire. We carry out research in memory and cognition with mature adults. We are currently looking for people in the following groups:-

 Younger People with Dementia or Mild Cognitive Impairment (diagnosis at age 65 or younger)

 People who have had a recent diagnosis of dementia and attended a memory clinic in the last 2-3 months

 People diagnosed with Lewy body dementia or Fronto- temporal dementia

 Any other diagnosis related to memory problems For most research studies we can come to you, so you will not have to travel.

If you are willing to hear more about NHS research then please email [email protected] Or give us a call on 01183 785700 And we will talk you through what we do. We never pressure people into taking part in research and hearing more about research does not oblige you take part. The decision is always yours. We would love to hear from you!

The Berkshire Memory And Cognition Research Centre, Harry Pitt Building, Earley Gate, University of Reading, Reading, Berkshire, RG6 7BE

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Members of our Dementia Action Alliance (ever increasing)

 Age Concern Brack-  Courtney Buses Berkshire Healthcare- nell Foundation Trust  Care 1st Homecare  Age UK Berkshire  South Hill Park Arts Cen-  Easthampstead tre  Alzheimer’s Society Baptist Church Berkshire,  Specsavers Bracknell  First Group Buses  Astbury Manor Care  St Joseph and St Mar-  GP Surgeries in Brack- Home garet Clitherow Parish nell Forest Church  Bracknell Film  Health Education Society  Tesco - Bracknell North Thames Valley Superstore  Boots Opticians -  Healthwatch Bracknell Bracknell  Tesco - Martins Heron Forest  Bracknell Citizens  The Binfield Club  HSBC Bank Bracknell Advice Bureau (Bracknell)  Involve Community  Bracknell and  The Lexicon Bracknell Services Wokingham College  Waitrose Bracknell  JJM Taxis  Bracknell Community  Watershed Care Agency Mental Health Team  Keep Mobile  Wiltshire Farm Foods for Older Adults  My Care My Home (Bracknell)  Bracknell Memory  Moor Cottage Clinic Veterinary Hospital  Younger People with Dementia (YPWD)  Bracknell Forest  Oxford House Care Council Agency  Bracknell Forest  Q-Care Homecare DAA New Members  Royal Berkshire Fire  Bracknell Forest  Larkland House, Care and Rescue Service Homes Home (RBFRS)  Bracknell Local  Promedica 24 Care  Sainsbury's - Police Area, Thames Agency Bracknell Town Centre Valley Police  Sainsburys - Bagshot   Bracknell Road Bracknell Shopmobility  Scootermart Mobility  Bracknell Town Centre Council  South Central  Clarks Shoes 13 Ambulance Service Bracknell 14

Dementia -Friendly Screenings at South Hill Park

Specially-designed screenings for people living with dementia and their carers. With lights left on low and sound level reduced, these relaxed screenings are on the second Monday of each month. Doors open 1.30pm for a 2pm start, with a short interval. Complimentary refreshments will be provided after each film screening. All staff and volunteers are De- mentia Friends.

On the Town Mon 9 July 2pm Three sailors on a day of shore leave look for fun and romance before their 24 hours are up. Classic musical featuring numbers New York, New York, Count on Me and Come up to My Place.

The Girl Can’t Help It Mon 13 Aug 2pm

A smart girl plays dumb as her mob boss boyfriend tries to make her a star. Quintessential 50s rock film with legendary appearances from Fats Domino, The Platters, Little Richard, Eddie Cochran and Gene Vincent.

Pillow Talk Mon 10 Sept 2pm

A chaste spinster is forced to share a telephone party line with a philan- dering man. Light-hearted romantic comedy – as fluffy as its title implies – boasting three songs from Day at her most popular.

Kiss Me Kate Mon 8 Oct 2pm An ex-husband and wife prove difficult in a musical version of The Tam- ing of the Shrew. Packed with Cole Porter songs, including Wunderbar, Too Darn Hot, Always True to You in My Fashion and Brush Up Your Shakespeare.

Tickets available from South Hill Park box office

See South Hill Park website for further details and to purchase tickets:

www.southhillpark.org.uk/whats-on/cinema

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Community Choir We are looking for people who enjoy singing, whether it is in the car, shower or in a professional choir, we need you!!! The choir is for everyone no matter what level their singing / music ability and is open to all ages and members of the local community.

Choir will run on 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month Time – 6 - 7pm Venue – Astbury Manor Care Home, Crowthorne Road North, Bracknell RG12 7AU

If you are interested please contact Emma Shaw -01344 354499 [email protected]

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Sporting Memories Network (SMN)-

SANDHURST Free Weekly SMN Group held at the SANDHURST Church hall Yorktown Rd, Sandhurst GU47 9BH every Tuesday 2.00 -4.00 pm SMN groups support older people, predominately isolated men living with dementia, depression or loneliness, providing memories of great games, sporting legends and marvelous victories but also the friendships made and the sense of community that playing or watching sports brings. Talking about sporting events and cultures of the time helps to give people their identity back and reconnect them to the people and generations around them. The Groups are structured in 2 halves with the 1st half based around sporting reminiscence, half time refreshments and the 2nd half being inclusive physical activities. Criteria Self-referral Sports based group For the Over 50s Predominately for Men living with conditions of Depression, Dementia, loneliness or Isolation Early on set Dementia – People must be able to self care Carers welcome to stay and join in or sit in another part of the venue Referral form to be completed with the group facilitator at the first session £1 weekly Subs to cover Prizes and activities Note The volunteers who run the groups are trained to facilitate reminiscence activities but are not trained care staff. Venues do not have a locked door policy For more information please contact Angie Mills-Curtis - Area Project Coordinator on: 07563117116 email [email protected] www.sportingmemoriesnetwork.com

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Monthly Music Club

The First Thursday of Every Month 10:30am -1pm Sunrise of Bagshot’s monthly Music Club supports people living with dementia and their loved ones by offering musical activities, alongside a chance to meet new people and gain mutual support and friendship. Come along to our relaxed, Music Club where you can both be supported by train- ined staff and join in the fun - we even offer complimentary refreshments and buffet

Memory Café

1st Thursday of every month 10:30am - 12:00noon Supports people living with dementia by offering meaningful activities, a chance to meet new people and gain extra support as a carer. Complimentary refreshments will be served.

Call 01276 817832 for more information or to book your place. Sunrise of Bagshot 14-16 London Road, Bagshot, Surrey, GU19

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Priestwood ‘Get Together’

Event aimed at: Local older people (carers welcome!) Event purpose: Social – an opportunity to try new activities & make new friends Time: 2pm – 4pm Day: Every Wednesday Place: New Priestwood Community Centre, Bracknell RG42 1TU Details: Themed activities including puzzles, quizzes, games, music, guest speakers and entertainment. Booking/Cost Just turn up! £3.50 including refreshments/£1 for carers further information please contact events Line: 01344 862916 Event Organisers Debbie and Becky

Priestwood Reminiscence Group

This group meets at Priestwood Community Centre, Priestwood Court Road, Bracknell RG42 1TU on alternate Tuesdays between 2pm and 4pm. They share photos and memories of Bracknell including local villages before and after the arrival of the new town. £2.00 per person with tea and biscuits included. For further information please call 01344 883236.

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Tai chi for the over 50s

Tuesdays 11.00 am to 12.00 pm

Chair Yoga

Monday 12:30pm - 1:30pm

Great Hollands Community Centre, Great Hollands, Bracknell, RG12 8UX . Gentle exercises to improve balance, coordination and muscle strength . Refreshments Included £5 per session—First session FREE

Dementia Fun Cafe

Second Monday of every Month 11.00 am to 3.00 pm Sue Ryder Day Hospice Wokingham Hospital, 41 Barkham Road Wokingham RG41 2XR

Gentle exercise session and live music. For clients and carers. Hot cooked Lunch and all refreshments Included . £5 per session (£10 outside Wokingham)

Contact Age UK Berkshire 0118 959 4242 [email protected] 20 21

What’s On

Want to get out, have some fun and meet new people?

Craft Session Craft Sessions Every 2nd Monday of each month Every 2nd Wednesday of each Term time only month At Broadway House At Clement House Sandhurst Bracknell 13:30 - 15:30 10:00 - 12 Midday

Singing Sessions ITea and Coffee (free) Every Wednesday Learn how to use your computer /mobile device Every Wed At Clement House At Great Hollands Library Bracknell Bracknell 16:00 - 17:00 10:30 12:00

TAI Chi TAI CHI Every Friday Every Friday At Broadway House At Farningham House, Sandhurst Bracknell 14:30 - 15:30 11:00 –12:00

For more information please contact: Tina Bibic 01344 382853 There is a £2 per person charge for Bracknell Forest Homes residents and

£3 per person for Non Bracknell21 Forest Homes residents 22 What’s On

Bracknell Forest Libraries

Reminiscence groups

Ascot Heath Library The reminiscence group meets quarterly on a Monday morning. Please contact the library to check if places are available and to find out more. Tel: 01344 884030 Binfield Library Sessions are held as part of coffee mornings at Binfield Library every three months, alternating with a quiz and books. Tel: 01344 306663 Bracknell Library Come along to our group which meets on the last Tuesday of the month from 10.30am to 11.30am. Share coffee and memories. Tel: 01344 423149 Crowthorne Library Groups generally meet at the last Friday of the month (can vary) 10.30am to midday - this group often has speakers with specialist subjects invited.Tel: 01344 776431 Harmans Water Library This group meets on the last but one Thursday of the month from 10am to 11.30 am. Tel: 01344 423660 Sandhurst Library This is normally held on the first Monday afternoon of the month at 2pm but please contact the library for further details. Tel: 01252 870161 Whitegrove Library This group meets on the first Thursday of the month from 10am to 11.30 am. Tel: 01344 424211

Brain Gym Exercise your mind with ‘Brain Gymnasium’ sessions and join in a variety of activities such as word searches, code crackers and memory jogging games. Binfield Library Second Thursday of the month 11am Tel: 01344 306663

Sandhurst Library First Thursday of the month 10:30am Tel: 01252 870161

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Carers Monthly Lunch Fourth Monday of the Month At: Carnation Hall, Winkfield

Lunchtime Meeting Topic - update on new NICE Guidelines Dr Chakrabarti church hall at: St Michael’s Church, Easthampstead, Bracknell 17th Sept (Third Monday of the month) 12.30pm-2.30pm Refreshments provided. All Welcome

Fun Days Out for People with Dementia Tues, Wed and Thurs For further information please contact Pam Woodrow tel: 01344 486349

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Alzheimer’s Society

SINGING FOR THE Memory Cafe BRAIN Join us once a month for tea/coffee and cake, with support, advice and friendship Every Monday (Closed 22nd and 29th Oct) For people with dementia and their carers 10.30am – 12noon 2nd Friday of the month Langley Hall, Coopers Hill Community Centre Holy Trinity Church 10:30 - 12.00 noon Bracknell Town Centre

People with Dementia & their Carers welcome . Come along for an easy sing-along, + coffee & chat

For further details phone Sue Hamblin: 0118 959 6482.

Empowerment Group

Come and have your say! Encouraging people with dementia to speak out about issues affecting their lives. 3rd Monday of the month from 2pm – 4pm in the Reading area. Contact Louise on 0118 959 6482 for further information

Dementia Support Workers

Our Dementia Support Workers are available to provide information, support and guidance to people affected by dementia. For more information, please call 01628 626331 (East Berkshire), email [email protected] or call our: National Dementia Helpline 0300 222 11 22

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Lynwood Dementia Support Alzheimer’s Café Camberley The Wagtail Centre, Lynwood, Ascot. St, Mary’s Church & Centre Second Thursday of the month Park Road, Camberley 2:30pm - 4:30pm Surrey, GU15 2SR Complimentary refreshments provided Third Monday of the Month For further information please 6.30pm - 8.30pm Telephone: 01344 298100 For further information contact 07719 080368

Alzheimer’s Café Farnborough St. Peter’s Parish Centre, 60 Church Ave.,

Farnborough, Hants, UK, GU14 7AP The Daisy Chain Cafe

Third Friday of the month Free to attend and run by a group of trained volunteers, the Daisy Chain 7 pm – 9 pm Café offers a dementia friendly place for people with dementia or Email: [email protected] memory loss, their partners, families and friends to meet up for a chat tel:07938 175 002 and a coffee. You can also get helpful information and share the support of others. [email protected] Every Monday (except bank holidays)

2pm - 4pm

alzheimer- Monteagle Hall, Yateley GU46 6FR (next to Waitrose in Yateley)

[email protected] For further information please:

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Younger People with Dementia If you are 65 years old or under and living with dementia in the East Berks Example of Current Local Workshops area then you are entitled to join in any of our East Berks workshops.

At YPWD we aim to provide Katakanuing a series of engaging, meaningful and activity based workshops to enable younger people with dementia to learn new Skittles skills, maintain current ones, build confidence and self esteem whilst meeting new people and most importantly having fun. Gardening

All Workshops so far have proved to be great fun, they are all very light hearted with no pressure put upon anyone. A chance for people to make new friends and spend some quality time with others. For further information and for a full list of workshops please contact: Charlie Draper on: 0750 0806 385 email:26 [email protected] 27 What’s On Research has proven that the therapeutic benefits of physical exercise are particularly beneficial for people with dementia

Gym Class Come along for regular supported gym sessions with others in a friendly and fun environment! Bodyworks Gym, Bracknell Leisure Centre Contact Mathew Rowell 07887632627

Community First is a free opportunity for residents of East Berkshire to gain therapeutic benefits of gardening, meet new people and learn new skills. The range of activities on offer varies greatly from pruning, planting and propagating, to working in the orchard or vineyard, to woodwork and craft. Wet day activities are also available. This opportunity is most beneficial to those over the age of 65, at risk of isolation, early retirees and persons with dementia. Community First is based at Jealott’s Hill Community Landshare, Wellers Lane, Warfield, Bracknell, RG42 6BQ To find out more email [email protected] Visit www.jealottshilllandshare.org.uk Call 07970 356292 Like us on Facebook www.facebook.com/jealottshillcommunitylandshare

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Alzheimer’s Dementia Support

Moves and Grooves Tea Dance Afternoon For people with dementia and their carers. Our tea dance afternoon is an enjoyable fun social event where people can participate as much as they like. No need to book - just turn up! We meet on 3rd Thursday of each month from 2 pm to 4 pm at King Edwards Hall, King Edwards Road, Ascot,

Singing for Pleasure

This is a social get together for people with dementia accompanied by their carer’s. Refreshments are available. This is a fun interactive activity and a good singing voice is not required.

Sessions are each Friday morning (Term time only). Refreshments from 10.30am and singing starts at 11.00am to 12 noon. at King Edwards Hall, King Edwards Road, Ascot. SL5 8PD

For further information contact Terrie Hall on 07516 165647 [email protected]

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Carers

Signal For Bracknell Forest Carers

We are here to support adult carers who provide unpaid, informal care. Support - Listening, encouragement and emotional support to help you and directing you to the services you need to help in your caring role. Information – this could be about benefits or health and social care or something else you need, including a quarterly newsletter. Guidance – completing forms, planning a break, help with carer’s assessment forms. Networking – meeting other carers at support groups. Advice – for example about the Mental Capacity Act. Learning - training you need to help you fulfil your caring role. SIGNAL’s community workers can provide advice and guidance over the telephone, via email, a home visit or from our offices in Bracknell Town Centre. Our office is open 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday. https://www.signal4carers.org.uk/bracknell-forest emailing [email protected] or call 01344 266 088.

Coffee for Carers Bracknell Forest Carers at Crowthorne Library Support Group Coffee Evenings A friendly and informal coffee morning Tues: (Contact 01344 831848 for dates) for all carers, and those they care for, to get 5.30pm-7pm, South Hill Park Café, together and share experiences in relaxed Ringmead, Bracknell, RG12 7PA surroundings. DATES: Second Friday of the month Non-alcoholic drinks are paid for by the group organiser TIME: 10.00am – 11.30 am [email protected] No booking required.

Drop – In – Support At The Look In Café Great Hollands Square EVERY WEDNESDAY 10am to 12 noon For Further information Contact Bill on 01344 421292

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Carers

The Triangle of Care, Carers Included: A Guide to

Best Practice in Mental Health Care in England

Berkshire Health Care Foundation Trust (BHFT) uses the guidance from the Triangle of Care to ensure carers feel included and well supported.

The Triangle of Care is based on six principles that mental health trusts can use to include and support carers: 1. Carers, and the essential role they play, are identified at first contact or as soon as possible thereafter. 2. Staff are carer aware and trained in carer engagement strategies. 3. Policy and practice protocols regarding confidentiality and sharing information are in place. 4. Defined post(s) responsible for carers are in place. 5. A carer introduction to the service and staff is available, with a relevant range of information across the care pathway. 6. A range of carer support services is available along with a self-assessment tool.

The Triangle of Care delivers many benefits including recognition for you as a carer. This can help you feel that there is an appreciation of your unique knowledge about the person you care for. Emotional and practical support can be offered to help you feel better able to cope with your caring role. When professionals recognise the support that you are giving and see you as a key partner in care, then the person you care for is more likely to receive better care. The Triangle of Care is an initiative by Carers Trust. With local Network Partners, Carers Trust works to improve support, services and recognition for carers in communities across the UK To find out more about Carers Trust, tel: 0844 800 4361 email: in- [email protected] or www.carers.org Carers Trust 2012 30 31 Carers

Carers Education Course

A six -week or ‘one full day’ course offered to carers, designed to raise awareness of different aspects of dementia. An evening course is now available Topics include:

 Understanding Dementia – different types, medical aspects, research.

 Memory & Communication.

 Understanding New Behaviours.

 Physical Aspects, Wellbeing and Mobility Issues.

 Legal Issues, Welfare and Benefits.

 Continued Support and Care - information about local services, day facilities, & various options relating to future long-term care. The course aims to provide practical support and advice, whilst enabling carers to meet and interact with others in similar situations. Contact: Karen White 01344 823220

Carer’s training- One-off Stress Management Session

Dr Natalie Almond (Clinical Psychologist) Memory Clinic

Many people experience periods of stress triggered by what is currently happening in their life. Living with, loving and caring for someone with dementia can have many challenges and rewards. We recognise that at some points throughout this journey it can be stressful. This session aims to help you be prepared for the stressful times if and when they arise. In this one off session (2 hours) we discuss what stress is, and help you to recognise the symptoms of stress. We also show you a variety of strategies to help you relax and manage your stress that you can take away from the session. We help you to recognise what strategies you have used in the past to manage your stress, and what you are doing currently and can continue to do in the future to help keep your stress levels low. For further information please contact Natalie Almond Tel: 01344 823220

Talking Therapies

Offers free NHS support for adults feeling down, stressed or worrying too much. A variety of treatment options available to suit people’s needs and lifestyles including online, telephone and face to face support. Stress Less workshops also available: 4 weekly evening course to help you manage your stress effectively. Visit the Talking Therapies website for course dates and venues. For more information about Talking Therapies and to self refer visit www.talkingtherapies.berkshire.nhs.uk or telephone 0300 365 2000 31

Karen White Church Hill House 51-52 Turing Drive Bracknell RG12 7FR

Phone: 01344 823220 Available: Mon-Fri 9am- 5pm Email: [email protected]

If you would like this Newsletter in another format please contact Karen White

Further information

www.bracknell-forest.gov.uk/dementia www.berkshirehealthcare.nhs.uk www.alzheimers.org.uk