There are 6 stages everyone goes through as they establish a secure, healthy relationship. If you're in one of these stages, you're on the right path, and probably don't know it. Which stage are you in:

Maybe the most important thing to know about later stages of dementia i.e why inclusion, feeling needed, purposeful, engaged, loved and connected matters ♥️🙌

A tweet a day 💜

Raise awareness during September 💜 Go to alzint.org/get-involved/w… Cardiff and Vale RPB/BPR Caerdydd a'r Fro Cardiff and Vale University Health Board Caerdydd Sy'n Dda i Bobl Hyn/Age Friendly Cardiff Patient Experience Team cav_mhsop

One for the AHPDementia community & our supporters 💜 Alison McKean SDWG wendy chambers Jeff Dormer Jessica Moss Fiona Maclean Jacqui Chung Christine Steel Gill Gowran OT 🌻 @ClaireMartinots ClaireClarkSLT 💙 Angela Pointon Peter McCrossan 💙 @GabyStewartOT Nicola Lauchlan, MSc, MCSP, BSc(Hons) Julie Brown 💙

This is one of the very popular self management strategies people can try as part of 'Home based memory rehabilitation'. Start this kind of habit sooner rather than later to maximize the benefits 👍

Very important subject to those accessing memory services/diagnosed with Dementia 👍

This, this and this again 🙌

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This 👍

Happy world OT day to the best profession, slightly biased 💚

In her own words; Judi Dench "Don’t prioritise your looks my friend, as they won’t last the journey. Your sense of humor though, will only get better with age. Your intuition will grow and expand like a majestic cloak of wisdom. Your ability to choose your battles will be

Feeling stressed 🤯? Did you know that NHS workers can receive the ‘Headspace’ app free?! 🧘🏼‍♀️🕊️😊💕

Occupational therapists contribute valuable expertise and diverse skills to primary care teams, helping patients get quick access to the right care at the right time! #OTWeek23

My mum has lights in her toilet. I’m an occupational therapist and did not know this was a thing! She loves it as hates turning on bright light in night.

I asked autistic people and ADHDers about the challenges they faced at school and what helped or would have helped. Out of over 400 responses, these were the most common themes. 👇🏻

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I have noticed this over the years as an occupational therapist and it was something I noticed in a family member (one of the very earliest of symptoms). Very interesting 🧐

BLOG sharing a new resource developed by our dietitian colleagues & in partnership ‘Eating Well with Dementia’ letstalkaboutdementia.wordpress.com/2024/03/07/eat… Alzheimer Scotland NDCAN tide - together in dementia everyday 💜

Great video sharing experience of having the right reasonable adjustments in place and how this enables neurodiverse colleagues to be themselves in work and to do a great job. I also hope you get donuts @OT_LKF_ 🍩! #NeurodiversityCelebrationWeek