Supporting a Person With Dementia During a Bereavement

Supporting a Person With Dementia During a Bereavement

This talk will explore how a bereavement may impact a person living with dementia.

By Libraries Unlimited

Date and time

Tuesday, May 6 · 10 - 11:30am GMT+1

Location

Newton Abbot Library (Passmore Edwards Centre)

Market Street Newton Abbot TQ12 2RJ United Kingdom

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour 30 minutes

Like anyone, a person with dementia may respond to bereavement in a range of ways. However, difficulties with thinking and reasoning may affect how they understand and process the bereavement.

This talk will explore how a bereavement may impact a person living with dementia, including how to tell someone about a bereavement; how to spot the signs of grief and support someone; and changes to someone's support and care arrangements if someone close to them dies.

Led by Jude Pinder, Chief Operating Officer at The Filo Project (A not-for-profit organisation which provides small group care days for people with early to moderate dementia and other challenges of older age.)

This event is suitable to all aged 18+. Tickets are free, but donations towards our charity Libraries Unlimited on the day are gratefully received.

For further details, contact the library directly or email deathcafe.newtonabbot@outlook.com

Organized by

Libraries Unlimited is a registered charity (1170092) responsible for running Devon Libraries and Torbay Libraries. Every penny we raise goes directly towards library services that help make a difference to people’s lives and communities. You can support us to continue delivering life changing library services by visiting librariesunlimited.org.uk/support-us

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