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"Create a quiet room or a space where someone can retreat to if the music gets too loud or family get too competitive playing games! If you usually eat at a certain time try keep to this." - Alison Turner, Head of Dementia Services.
"If you can, also try to serve smaller portion sizes of soft food to help those who have difficulty swallowing or chewing. Put food on plates with contrasting colours so the meal is easy to see and eat. " - Sophie O'Connor, Officer in Charge at Withy Trees Dementia Day Centre.
"For people living with dementia, singing can trigger some wonderful memories, help them communicate, improve their mood and leave them feeling good. Music can reach parts of the brain in ways other forms of communication cannot and it’s a great way for people with dementia to share their emotions." - Kath Bradshawannand, Dementia Community Links Team Leader.