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Six week reminisce group for people living with dementia in Halton.

Times of our Lives Group has been developed to give carers of people living with any type of dementia the skills and knowledge to enable them to take better care of the person they look after.

The course, which is facilitated by health professionals from the Later Life and Memory Services, runs over a six week period in weekly two hour sessions. Each session combines peer support with a specialist speaker who will lead information sessions with time allocated to ask your own questions.

The course will include two home visits, one prior to the course starting and one after the sixth session. For more information or to book your place, please contact a member of Later Life and Memory Service at the Brooker Centre on 01928 753 162.

Programme

Session 1

  • Introduction and individual expectations
  • Reminicence: Music/film/games

Session 2

  • Group reminiscence

Session 3

  • Personal/group reminiscence
    (Own photographs/objects)

Session 4

  • Topical reminiscence

Session 5

  • Personal/group life story
    (Own photographs)

Session 6

  • Music/film
  • Tea dance
  • Evaluation

Later Life and Memory Service

Brooker Centre
Hospital Way
Runcorn
Cheshire
WA7 2DA

Tel: 01928 753 162.

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Telephone: 0151 471 2377
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Email: palsandcomplaints@merseycare.nhs.uk

 

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