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Published by Natalie Carter
Welcome to The Dementia Dialogues with me, Natalie Carter, dementia advocate, where I explore the ups and downs, fears and frustrations of living with dementia. Join us for heartfelt interviews with caregivers and researchers who share their stories and insights, charities offering support and making a difference in the lives of those affected by dementia, plus bonus solo episodes, 'Curious Minds', answering listener questions and concerns.
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Think dementia research means needles and drug trials? Jessica Roebuck at Join Dementia Research explains how this UK wide registry matches anyone over 18 to studies that suit them, from simple questionnaires to AI glasses to new treatments. We cover why saying no never closes the door, and how one question could change the future of dementia. Season 3 Founding Supporter - https://memovo.co.uk/
In this week's magic moment, we go back to episode 72 where I speak to Gina Awad. Season 2 Founding Supporter: https://www.mylifefilms.org/pages/my-life-tv
For the Season 3 opener we took the podcast on the road to sit down with Cordelle Cabey, founder of Memovo, to hear how its Smart Match technology surfaces the homes that fit the person, not just the postcode. He explains what families and caregivers can use Memovo for right now, and why he is building an ecosystem that supports people through every stage and every area of a dementia journey. Memovo is the proud supporter of Season 3 of The Dementia Dialogues. https://memovo.co.uk/
We close the season by pulling together the very best tips our guests have shared, the practical advice that makes the biggest difference to families living with dementia. One episode, a season's worth of wisdom, and every tip is something you can use this week.
In this week's magic moment, we go back to episode 35 where I speak to Michael Booth. Season 2 Founding Supporter: https://www.mylifefilms.org/pages/my-life-tv
When dementia changes how someone communicates, most families assume the connection is slipping away. Emma Smith from Empowered Conversations says the opposite and reveals the one shift that changes everything. Season 2 Founding Supporter: https://www.mylifefilms.org/pages/my-life-tv
In this week's magic moment, we go back to episode 47 where I speak to Ronnie Dean. Season 2 Founding Supporter: https://www.mylifefilms.org/pages/my-life-tv
When her fiercely independent mum began slipping, Louise Callin left a 30-year career to care for her — and found purpose she never expected. An honest conversation about love, letting go, and the app born from it all. Season 2 Founding Supporter: https://www.mylifefilms.org/pages/my-life-tv
In this week's magic moment, we go back to episode 45 where I speak to Rachael Savage. Season 2 Founding Supporter: https://www.mylifefilms.org/pages/my-life-tv
When Lewis Hornby's grandma Pat was rushed to hospital, the culprit wasn't her dementia, it was dehydration, one of the most overlooked dangers in dementia care. The simple idea he created next, Jelly Drops, has now reached over 100 million people. Season 2 Founding Supporter: https://www.mylifefilms.org/pages/my-life-tv
In this week's magic moment, we go back to episode 41 where I speak to Chris Taylor. Season 2 Founding Supporter: https://www.mylifefilms.org/pages/my-life-tv
Dr Emer MacSweeney joins Natalie to explore why early Alzheimer's symptoms are so often missed, how new tests are changing diagnosis, and why getting answers sooner could change everything. Website: https://recognitionhealth.com Season 2 Founding Supporter: https://www.mylifefilms.org/pages/my-life-tv
In this week's magic moment, we go back to episode 57 where I speak to Paul Furness. Season 2 Founding Supporter: https://www.mylifefilms.org/pages/my-life-tv
Peter Berry and Deb Bunt share the story of their unlikely friendship, life after Peter's young onset Alzheimer's diagnosis, and why connection, purpose and humour still matter so much. This conversation is full of warmth, honesty and practical insight into seeing the person, not the dementia. Season 2 Founding Supporter: https://www.mylifefilms.org/pages/my-life-tv
In this week's magic moment, we go back to episode 46 where I speak to Jude Pinder. Season 2 Founding Supporter: https://www.mylifefilms.org/pages/my-life-tv
What is the Herbert Protocol, and how can it help in a moment of crisis? In this episode, Rob Burley from MedicAlert explains how this simple, free tool can support families and help police respond quickly if someone living with dementia goes missing. Learn more at www.medicalert.org.uk and www.herbertprotocol.com . Season 2 Founding Supporter: https://www.mylifefilms.org/pages/my-life-tv
In this week's magic moment, we go back to episode 71 where I speak to Kate Darby. Season 2 Founding Supporter: https://www.mylifefilms.org/pages/my-life-tv
Could the wrong television actually increase confusion or distress for someone living with dementia? In this episode, Gerri McHugh from My Life Tv explains how dementia-friendly television is helping people feel calmer, more engaged and more connected, while also supporting exhausted carers and families along the way. Website: https://www.mylifefilms.org/pages/my-life-tv
In this week's magic moment, we go back to episode 48 where I speak to John Ramsay. Season 2 Founding Supporter: https://www.mylifefilms.org/pages/my-life-tv
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