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Living with Dementia: Peter Middleton’s Inspiring Journey
Join Andy Baker, Nadeen Sutton, and guest Peter Middleton as they explore the lived experience of dementia, breaking stigmas and inspiring hope.
In this heartfelt episode of the Able to Care Podcast, Andy Baker and co-host Nadeen Sutton are joined by Peter Middleton, an inspiring advocate with lived experience of dementia. Diagnosed five years ago, Peter shares his journey of navigating life with dementia, breaking down myths and misconceptions, and discovering ways to live a meaningful and fulfilling life.
Peter offers a unique perspective on the challenges faced by individuals with dementia and their families, discussing topics such as the importance of early diagnosis, the stigma surrounding dementia, and the power of positivity and connection. This episode provides practical strategies for carers, educators, and advocates while celebrating the resilience of the human spirit.
🎧 Sponsors:
This episode is proudly sponsored by Carers Card UK, the UK's leading carers' card. Enjoy thousands of pounds worth of discounts, access to a wellbeing hub, and community support for less than the price of a box of chocolates per year. Get your card today.
📚 Resources Mentioned:
🔑 Key Messages:
Peter shares how dementia is often misunderstood, highlighting the importance of seeing the individual beyond the diagnosis and recognising their capabilities and contributions.
Practical tools like medication organisers, community connections, and simple routines can transform daily life for individuals with dementia and their families.
By sharing his journey and engaging in advocacy work, Peter demonstrates how living with dementia can inspire others, foster hope, and create lasting impact.
⏱️ Timestamps (Chapters):
00:00 – 03:00: Episode Introduction and Carers Card UK Sponsorship
03:01 – 12:00: Peter’s Journey with Dementia: From Diagnosis to Advocacy
12:01 – 22:00: Breaking Myths: Driving, Stigma, and Everyday Challenges
22:01 – 30:00: Building Coping Strategies: Tools and Techniques for Daily Life
30:01 – 40:00: Supporting Carers: Emotional and Practical Perspectives
40:01 – 50:00: Advocacy in Action: Peter’s Work and Future Goals
50:01 – 60:00: Finding Positivity and Purpose in Living with Dementia
🎧 Why Listen to This Episode?
This episode offers a deeply personal and inspiring look at life with dementia, blending Peter’s wisdom and advocacy with practical advice for carers and supporters. Learn how to:
Whether you’re a carer, educator, or someone interested in learning more about dementia, this episode provides a wealth of insights and inspiration.
🔗 Connect with Us:
🔗 Explore More:
Visit AbleHub.uk for exclusive resources, certified online courses, and podcast content designed to empower carers, educators, and leaders. Sign up for a 14-day free trial today!
If this episode resonated with you, please like, comment, and share to help us spread awareness and support more carers and individuals navigating life with dementia. Together, we can make a difference!
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By Able Training Support LtdJoin Andy Baker, Nadeen Sutton, and guest Peter Middleton as they explore the lived experience of dementia, breaking stigmas and inspiring hope.
In this heartfelt episode of the Able to Care Podcast, Andy Baker and co-host Nadeen Sutton are joined by Peter Middleton, an inspiring advocate with lived experience of dementia. Diagnosed five years ago, Peter shares his journey of navigating life with dementia, breaking down myths and misconceptions, and discovering ways to live a meaningful and fulfilling life.
Peter offers a unique perspective on the challenges faced by individuals with dementia and their families, discussing topics such as the importance of early diagnosis, the stigma surrounding dementia, and the power of positivity and connection. This episode provides practical strategies for carers, educators, and advocates while celebrating the resilience of the human spirit.
🎧 Sponsors:
This episode is proudly sponsored by Carers Card UK, the UK's leading carers' card. Enjoy thousands of pounds worth of discounts, access to a wellbeing hub, and community support for less than the price of a box of chocolates per year. Get your card today.
📚 Resources Mentioned:
🔑 Key Messages:
Peter shares how dementia is often misunderstood, highlighting the importance of seeing the individual beyond the diagnosis and recognising their capabilities and contributions.
Practical tools like medication organisers, community connections, and simple routines can transform daily life for individuals with dementia and their families.
By sharing his journey and engaging in advocacy work, Peter demonstrates how living with dementia can inspire others, foster hope, and create lasting impact.
⏱️ Timestamps (Chapters):
00:00 – 03:00: Episode Introduction and Carers Card UK Sponsorship
03:01 – 12:00: Peter’s Journey with Dementia: From Diagnosis to Advocacy
12:01 – 22:00: Breaking Myths: Driving, Stigma, and Everyday Challenges
22:01 – 30:00: Building Coping Strategies: Tools and Techniques for Daily Life
30:01 – 40:00: Supporting Carers: Emotional and Practical Perspectives
40:01 – 50:00: Advocacy in Action: Peter’s Work and Future Goals
50:01 – 60:00: Finding Positivity and Purpose in Living with Dementia
🎧 Why Listen to This Episode?
This episode offers a deeply personal and inspiring look at life with dementia, blending Peter’s wisdom and advocacy with practical advice for carers and supporters. Learn how to:
Whether you’re a carer, educator, or someone interested in learning more about dementia, this episode provides a wealth of insights and inspiration.
🔗 Connect with Us:
🔗 Explore More:
Visit AbleHub.uk for exclusive resources, certified online courses, and podcast content designed to empower carers, educators, and leaders. Sign up for a 14-day free trial today!
If this episode resonated with you, please like, comment, and share to help us spread awareness and support more carers and individuals navigating life with dementia. Together, we can make a difference!