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Everyday life with dementia

Under the following links, both people with dementia and their relatives can find helpful tips for managing everyday life:

How can relatives organise everyday life with a person affected by dementia?
How can people affected by dementia organise their everyday lives?
Staying mobile with dementia

Last updated: June 26, 2025

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