Dementia Gateway: Dementia videos
There's a time there where I will forget everybody's name, but inside I'm still here. I'm still me.
Living with Alzheimer's: I'm Still Me
Social Care TV videos on dementia
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Living with young onset dementia
A film highlighting the experiences of younger people being diagnosed and living with dementia.
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A film about supporting people with dementia to die well, where and how they and their family wish.
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Participation in dementia care planning
A film illustrating the important role people with dementia and their carers can play in shaping dementia services.
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Rapidly declining early-onset dementia: living at home with nursing support
The impact of early onset dementia, and the positive effect of skilled, knowledgeable support for the carer.
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Late-onset dementia: early diagnosis and drug treatment
This case study illustrates the positive effects of an early diagnosis of dementia.
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Living in a care home: a positive outcome for a person with dementia
How a woman with dementia coped with moving into a care home.
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Watch as experts explain the key facts about dementia and how changes that take place in the brain affect behaviour.
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Providing care at home for people with dementia
This case study highlights the challenges and rewards of providing care at home for people with dementia, and illustrates the positive effects for those people receiving this support.
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A short film depicting scenes in a domestic setting between an older man (who has recently been diagnosed with dementia) and his domiciliary care worker. The film introduces the principles of the Mental Capacity Act in relation to a financial decision.
Other videos on dementia
Alzheimer's Society video: My Voice
People's experiences of the early signs of dementia, impact on their daily lives and the types of support they receive (On You Tube).
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Going Home
Watch this prize-winning video produced by Vinn Bay and Tee Boon Leng for a video competition as part of the ADI (Alzheimer's Disease International) conference in March 2009.
Through Our Eyes - a life with dementia
Through Our Eyes is a dementia training DVD produced by the Scottish Dementia Working Group intended primarily for use as a training and awareness-raising tool amongst professionals at all levels within the health and social care sectors working in dementia care, but it can be used effectively in awareness-raising with all allied health professionals and the general public.
Remember the person: John
In this film John discusses how he lives with Alzheimer's Disease. John spent his life as an entertainer, and is now involved with his local community.
Remember the person: Phillip
In this film Phillip, who lives with dementia, talks about his life as a tailor and pole vault champion, and the hobbies he continues to enjoy today.
Remember the person: Lesley
In this film Lesley, who lives with dementia, talks about her life working with children, the work she continues to do and her many hobbies.
Terry Pratchett Video
The writer shares his experiences of living with dementia (On You Tube).
Videos with carers of people with dementia
Health Talk Online has a large number of interviews with carers on such topics as symptoms, treatments and end of life care.
