Williamson et al (2025) Equality, Diversity and Inclusion: Dementia Community’s EDI group undertakes and promotes EDI initiatives. Journal of Dementia Care 33(4) 24-26. Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST) is an important non-pharmacological intervention in dementia but may not be accessible for different groups in the population. Lynde Booth Collard and colleagues share their co-produced method in…...
Chatterjee R, Roger K, Moussavi Z (2024) Serious games: how to improve motivation and satisfaction. Journal of Dementia Care 32(5) 40-42. Serious video games can help to improve and maintain cognitive skills for those living with dementia. Rashmita Chatterjee, Kerstin Roger and Zahra Moussavi explore ways to improve long-term engagement in these games. Rashmita Chatterjee,…...
Peake N (2023) Chess as a Form of Cognitive Stimulation: A Reflective Piece. Journal of Dementia Care 31(4) 22-24. Cognitive stimulation can be an effective way to reduce cognitive decline and improve wellbeing. In this reflection on her case study of “BW”, Natalie Peake considers the potential of chess as a form of cognitive stimulation…...