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Struggling to maintain a routine - People with dementia rely on routine to feel secure, so even small changes like the clocks going forward can make them feel unsettled. It can take time to adjust ...

For the majority of people, changing the clocks can be a minor nuisance, but for people living with dementia it can be disorientating and sometimes cause anxiety, confusion and distress. As daylight ...

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The clocks going back on October 27 can cause a lot of distress for people with dementia - an elderly care expert has issued guidance on how to make this situation more comfortable for them.

Lee explained: "With the clocks set to go back at the end of March, bringing longer days and shorter nights, people with dementia may struggle to distinguish between 6am and 6pm.

Despite the clock change happening twice every year, many of us are caught out by the extra hour lost or gained but for people with dementia, it may come as more than just a surprise.

As winter comes to an end and the days become longer, it’s soon that time of year again when the clocks go forward. Get prepared ahead of time for the change on Sunday 30 March. For the majority of ...