The Let’s talk Dementia campaign has been developed and funded by Luye Pharma Ltd
The Let’s talk Dementia campaign has been developed and funded by Luye Pharma Ltd
We want to help local communities learn more about the disease, and to be better equipped to support and assist carers and people living with dementia.
We want to reach as many people as we can with our toolkit that any community or social group can share and utilise in a group discussion.
Ultimately to help those living with dementia and to support their carers.
Why? People are not talking enough about dementia and it’s becoming a much bigger problem
Why? To ensure early diagnosis, to support getting help quickly, and aid being prepared
Why? For carers and communities to support decision making, enhance caregiving skills, and improve the quality of life for those living with dementia
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Because by starting the conversation, we can raise awareness about the disease and promote the importance of a healthy lifestyle1 which may help some people take meaningful action.
We may help some people see the signs of dementia more quickly, or access help more easily.
We might help all those affected by dementia and those affected by the condition to remain more closely connected to their communities, family, and friends.
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You don’t need to run a marathon, but you may be able to walk more often. Use the stairs not the lift. Stand rather than sit. Get outdoors with a loved one.
A few simple things can help. Eat more fruit – eat less sugary, salty and fatty foods. Eat more salad – eat fewer chips.
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Find things you enjoy and do them more often. Do them with other people.
Studies suggest that music can be shown to be a real help in delaying the progression of dementia.2
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Meet up with friends. Join a club, charity or society. Chat to your neighbours and join community groups.
Having a pet helps us with our mood and provides welcome companionship.3 It often opens conversations with other people too.
Open communication with your healthcare team is essential when addressing concerns or questions about memory problems or dementia symptoms.
That’s why we’ve developed a guide specifically for your initial visit to a GP or healthcare professional (HCP). This guide is designed to support you during your conversation, ensuring you have the information you need to navigate your appointment effectively.
If you have any queries or would like to inquire about our toolkits, please fill out the form below. A member of our team will get back to you as soon as possible.
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