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We support people with heart disease and people who have been told that they are at a high risk of developing cardiovascular disease
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Bite-sized, easy to understand and easy to watch videos to help you understand and cope with Dementia.
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We'll guide you on your journey from diagnosis to the later stages of dementia and explain how you can make life easier.
There’s advice on how to communicate and cope with changing behaviour, how to plan ahead and manage personal and financial affairs and how to make you can live well at home for as long as possible.
Some of the films may contain a small amount of information you may find upsetting but if you watch them all you'll find yourself more able to cope positively with dementia and live well with it.
Understanding Dementia
The Symptoms of Dementia
Discovering You Have Dementia
Planning Ahead
Caring for Someone with Dementia
Living Well with Dementia
Our mission is to improve the quality of life for people with long-term mental and physical health problems by educating them, their carers and their healthcare professionals about the most effective ways of managing their conditions.
Our vision is to bring practical, effective and credible information together in one place that will treat long term health as a complex and interconnected web of conditions and recognise that people with one condition may have other pressing needs. You can find videos on a range of other long-term conditions on our services page.
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We support people with heart disease and people who have been told that they are at a high risk of developing cardiovascular disease
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We offer advice, information and guidance by phone/email for those caring for someone with mental health difficulties. Monthly Peer-support group. 1:1 Face-to-face sessions are available each month on wards and community service at Tolworth Hospital.
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We want to ensure that if you are affected by cancer, you have access to comprehensive, expert information and support. We can help anyone – patients, their relatives, friends and carers – with concerns about cancer.