Alzheimer's Society Podcast

In this edition of the podcast Dr Anne Corbett talks about the benefits of Exercise for people with dementia and Helpline advisor Sandra explains reminiscence therapy.

Alzheimer's Society ambassador, broadcaster and journalist Angela Rippon discusses her mother's dementia.

In this month's podcast Helpline Adviser Sally looks at how to help maintain a nutritious diet and enjoyment of food when a person has dementia.

Getting a diagnosis of dementia can bring up complex emotional issues. In this month's podcast Helpline Adviser Alex looks at the effects of a diagnosis on the person with dementia and their carers

This episode discusses dealing with dementia over Christmas. Also, Dame Jo Williams, who chairs the Care Quality Commission, tells us what excellence in dementia care should look like.

Whether you've got 2 minutes or 2 weeks, find out in this month's podcast how you can get involved in the fight against dementia.

This episode discusses Alzheimer’s Society’s research. We talk to leading scientists about the crucial work the Society is doing and what the future might hold in terms of treatments and cures.

This podcast deals with depression and dementia, looking at what can be done to help maintain a positive outlook and avoid feeling down.

This month's Alzheimer's Society podcast features compelling interviews with research volunteer Angela Clayton-Turner, Fiona Phillips and carer Margaret Sterling.

This month's Alzheimer's Society podcast features compelling interviews with award winning volunteers Robert Hurst and Jenny Fernbank, and media volunteer Graham Browne, who has Pick's disease.

This month's Alzheimer's Society podcast features an interview with carer George Russell, who discusses caring for his wife as well as looking after himself. We also hear from Lynda Bellingham.

This month's podcast features an interview with Cat who cycled 320km across Cuba to raise money for the Society and This Morning Presenter Ruth Langsford comments on the Society’s work.