Supporting loved ones

Guide to planning for later life and discussing retirement plans with loved ones

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At Anchor Hanover, we know the way to get the most out of your retirement years is to think ahead, talk about it with your family and friends – and do some planning. Find out more.

Meeting the emotional needs of people living with dementia

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Meeting the emotional needs of people living with dementia can be hard. Often a person with dementia can have trouble expressing themselves and can become frustrated as a result. Find out more about s

Dietary requirements for people with dementia

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Sometimes people with dementia can have a poor appetite or lose interest in food altogether. Find out more about the different ways you can help boost appetite and encourage a person to enjoy mealtime

Activities for people living with dementia

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People living with dementia should have access to a wide range of carefully considered individual and group activities, with plenty of opportunity to socialise with others. Find out about the importan

Adapting living environments for people with dementia

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Guide to supporting a loved one with dementia

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Little can prepare someone for being diagnosed with dementia but care and support from the early stages can help. Covering many common concerns, these pages have been written to help you.

A carers guide to respite care

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Respite for carers holds benefits for both carers and loved ones. Find out more about respite care and short care breaks in our respite care guide for carers.

Conversation starters and ice-breakers when planning retirement

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Discussing life changing decisions can seem like a daunting prospect but using the right conversation starters can help begin conversations in a positive manner.

Starting difficult conversations when planning for retirement

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It takes courage to start a difficult conversation but talking through sensitive subjects is vital to wellbeing. Here are some top tips.