Episode 3: Supporting the Supporters – A Guide for Dementia Carers
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Caring for someone with dementia is a role rooted in love, but it often comes with immense practical and emotional challenges. In this episode, we turn our focus to the "unsung heroes"—the carers.
We are joined by Carol, Dawn, and Rebecca to discuss the essential tools and services designed to catch carers before they fall. From legal rights to emotional lifelines, we explore how the Gwent network ensures that no carer has to navigate this experience in isolation.
The Carer’s Experience: Carol shares firsthand insights into the emotional and practical hurdles of supporting a loved one with dementia.
MECS Explained: How the Memory and Early Care Support service provides a safety net for those in the early stages of their caring journey.
The DAVID Document: A deep dive into this vital tool that ensures care remains personalized and honors the individual's history and preferences.
Knowing Your Rights: Understanding the Carers Assessment—what it is, why it’s important, and how it unlocks specific support for your wellbeing.
Power in Community: The role of local support groups and how being recognized as a "partner in care" changes the dynamic with healthcare professionals.
Gwent Carers Hub: Adferiad Services – Information, advice, and a community for local carers.
Health Board Support: ABUHB Carers Services – Resources and guidance from the Aneurin Bevan University Health Board.
A message for our carers: Your role is invaluable, but you cannot pour from an empty cup. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, please reach out to the services mentioned in this episode.
