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Alive launches free conversation cards for dementia

Alive is the UK’s leading charity enriching the lives of older people in care and training their carers to engage in meaningful ways. Not only do we often see people living with dementia become socially isolated, lonely and depressed through lack of engagement, but all too often the families and friends of loved ones can feel alone too, knowing that their relationships are going to change. It can sometimes be hard for people to know what to say or do. But evidence from Exeter University suggests that just 10 minutes of meaningful conversation per day can have a positive impact on older people’s wellbeing.

Older people’s charity, Alive, has launched a free resource that offers conversation ideas and advice to help relatives, friends or carers in their relationships with people who are living with dementia.

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Alive Conversation Cards