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Tag Archives: Dementia
#Dementia cases ‘set to treble worldwide’ by #2050
The #BBC has just carried this story at lunchtime today. Whilst the numbers with #Dementia seem to go up and down with every report, my focus is on how we can help the carers – the understand more about what … Continue reading
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Tagged 2050, BBC, carers, Dementia, simple skills, treble worldwide
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NLP Conference London: Come and join us
The next 3 days of my life will be full of the NLP Conference in London; November 15th-17th. I have a stand there for all 3 days. There is a star studded cast of presenters from around the globe and … Continue reading
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Tagged Dementia, for carers, Health Coach, London, nlp, NLP Conference
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The Theraputic power of Music
Music releases Autistic children from their chains. See Telegraph Article. At the On-line Dementia Conference one of the speakers is talking about astounding results with music and Dementia. Whats the connection? Leave your ideas below
New Perspectives for Dementia carers
We maybe years or decades away from having a real understanding about why Dementia, in all its forms, happens and how to best help those who painstakingly care for their loved ones. Meanwhile it is the number 1 health challenge of our time and … Continue reading
Talk Jan 17th: Insights into Dementia and Healthy Ageing
jan17thI should like to invite you to the next Harpenden Complementary Health event – January 17th in Redbourn Village Hall, 7:30-9:30. Flyer attached In 2013 we have launched monthly events on the 3rd Thursday of every month. You are invited to … Continue reading
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Can Energetic NLP assist those who care for people with Dementia?
The skills of NLP and Energetic NLP can help people understand more about Dementia and improve the quality of life for everyone. Tune into the Donna Blinston section on Organic radio tonight and hear my interview. http://donnablinston.com/blog/is_nlp_effective_for_treating_dementia/
Connection between Dementia and anxiety medication
This week several paper covered the story of a link between anxiety medication and Dementia. According to a Harvard study people could be 50% more at risk of developing Dementia. Here are a couple of the articles; NHS choices, the … Continue reading
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