ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week, Beth is joined by Dr Sarah Straughan, a Consultant Clinical Psychologist and dementia specialist. Sarah works closely with families and carers, helping them to navigate the often overwhelming challenges that come with dementia.
If you’d like to connect with Sarah, you can follow her on Instagram @the_dementia_psychologist, where she shares practical advice, resources, and works to bust common dementia myths through her professional experience.
If you need support with anything discussed in this podcast, visit alzheimers.org.uk for the dementia support line.
To learn more about dementia research and how you can get involved, email infoline@alzheimersresearchuk.org.
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