What if the key to better dementia care was as simple as a blue chair? In this episode, Dr Kellyn Lee introduces Material Citizenship — an evidence-based approach that’s quietly revolutionising care.

From reducing distress to restoring purpose, everyday objects have the power to transform lives. It’s time we looked more closely at what it really means to live well with dementia.

A dementia diagnosis isn’t the end — just ask Pete Middleton. 

Living with dementia and more driven than ever, he’s on a mission to show others what’s possible. He invites anyone diagnosed to join him in shaping change via the Three Nations Dementia Working Group. 

This is a rallying cry you don’t want to miss!

In this episode, Dementia Coordinator Karen Truman reveals how Gibraltar is reimagining dementia care through training, community engagement, and compassionate support systems. Discover how small changes can make a big difference—wherever you are in the world.

What if the first signs of dementia looked more like mental health struggles? Beth Jones opens up about caring for her mum, Jill, after an early onset frontal temporal dementia diagnosis. This heartfelt episode explores missed signs, medical frustrations, and the emotional highs and lows of family caregiving.

Natalie sits down with her mum, Christine, for an honest conversation about her Advanced Care Plan. Together, they explore faith, family, care preferences, and the emotional side of planning ahead. A moving reminder that end-of-life planning is really about love, dignity, and peace of mind.

Dementia UK Admiral Nurse Helpline: 0800 888 6678 (open 7 days a week) Book a free video or phone appointment with an Admiral Nurse: dementiauk.org/appointment

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What’s it like to navigate a parent’s dementia journey as an only child? June Harris shares her experience—from the challenges of diagnosis to the unbreakable bond she shared with her mother. A heartfelt conversation about love, loss, and the memories that remain.

Imagine a TV streaming service designed specifically for people living with dementia—where every show is calming, engaging, and supportive. Rosie Polya from My Life Films joins me to share how My Life TV is transforming entertainment for those with dementia and their caregivers. Plus, don’t miss out on the free trial to experience the benefits firsthand!