Conversations that matter · free monthly webinar series from Consultus Care and Nursing
Webinar 01 · DementiaUnderstanding dementia, and how to support someone you love
A free online session for families navigating a diagnosis, noticing changes, or quietly carrying the weight of caring for a loved one.
Beth Britton MBE shares practical insights, personal experience and guidance on recognising changes, managing challenges and improving quality of life, for the person living with dementia and the family around them.
Beth Britton MBE
Award-winning dementia campaigner, consultant and author with over two decades of experience supporting families affected by dementia
Beth's work draws on years of personal experience caring for her late father, and on close work with care providers, professionals and policy makers across the UK. She is recognised as one of the country's leading voices on dementia and family care.
By the end of this webinar you'll understand
Early signs of dementia and how to respond to memory changes
Ways to reduce stress for family carers
Practical strategies to improve day to day life
Where additional support may help, and how to find it
Who should attend?
- Adult children supporting ageing parents
- Family carers
- Spouses and partners
- Anyone concerned about memory changes
- Families and friends supporting someone navigating a recent diagnosis
Over 60 years of caring for families, at home
Family-owned since 1962, Consultus is one of the UK's most established specialists in live-in care and nursing. We hand-pick experienced carers who provide one-to-one support in your loved one's own home, day and night.
Conversations that matter is our monthly webinar series, our way of sharing what six decades of caring for families has taught us, so more people feel informed and confident about later life.
More conversations to come
Each session in the series brings a trusted expert to answer the questions families ask most. Save your place for the rest of the programme below.
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How much does it cost?
The webinar is completely free. There is no charge to attend, and no obligation of any kind.
Will I be on camera?
No. All attendees join in listen only mode, so your camera and microphone stay off throughout. You can attend privately and comfortably from home.
Can I ask questions?
Yes. There is a live Q&A at the end of the session, and you can submit questions through the Q&A panel at any point during the webinar.
Will I receive joining instructions?
Yes. As soon as you register, the joining link arrives in your inbox automatically. You'll also receive a reminder shortly before the webinar starts.
Is it suitable if my loved one has not been diagnosed?
Yes. Many families attend because they're noticing changes and want to understand what they may mean. The session is designed to help whether you're at the very beginning of this journey or further along.
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