This site is dedicated to all the amazing people living with dementia, and their Bubs* (back-up brains), their family and friends who help and support them. Also to everyone who has helped us, both personally and professionally in various ways, to enable us to deliver our groups.
Here you will find information about our groups plus other information we think might be helpful.
* This is how Kate Swaffer, a lady diagnosed with young onset dementia, describes her husband. You can read her blog here.
Recent Posts
Jamie Steen- 10th May 2022
It was the 1950s all over again… Jamie managed another 12 costume changes – each of which complemented the songs. Gyda’s crafters were being creative, as usual. We all liked to dance to the 50s tunes. Julian is with us at our next session. You can get a flavour of the man on his YouTube … Continue reading Jamie Steen- 10th May 2022
Carers Group: 9/05/22
Mental Awareness Week Janet – read about this year’s topic – loneliness – including 5 steps for well being. You can read the articles that Janet based her talk on here. Stress The husband was going out by cab, enabling him to feel independent. His mobility is getting worse, but other things are affected too … Continue reading Carers Group: 9/05/22
Vikki Melrose – 26th April 2022
Vikki gave us another spendid performance today. You can see more of Vikki on her website here. Gyda encouraged our artistic members to create Spring themed pictures. David and his painters were in full flow. If you would like to see some of David’s paintings, hear his poems or read his reminiscences click here. We … Continue reading Vikki Melrose – 26th April 2022
Tony Martin – 12th April 2022
Tony sang for us. A selection of golden oldies. You can hear some of Tony’s best tunes here. The crafters got into the Easter spirit. David showed some of the group’s completed artwork. Dancing was inevitable. We were very pleased to welcome Gary from The Greenwich Carers Centre who offers confidential advice to our members. … Continue reading Tony Martin – 12th April 2022
Reflections 