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Kate Legg- Occupational Therapist

Hampshire, UK
Joined December 2017
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Thank you to this community for adding your voices to our Open Letter to @Helen_Whately. We've reached over 1400 signatures & there's still time before midnight tonight to make sure even more families living with #dementia are heard loud & clear. #carers👇 dementiacarers.org.uk/letter…
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On Tuesday 19th September, members of the @DemCarersCount team, #carers & our trustees will head to Whitehall to hand in our open letter. But, there's still time to add your name & share with others. Let's make sure #dementia carers’ voices are heard. dementiacarers.org.uk/letter…
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@DemCarersCount spent the day with @DemFriendsAlton. @KateLeggDL spoke to #carers about how to support the communication needs of the person they're caring for. Our team regularly visit #dementia specialists, services & clinics. Speak to us - support@dementiacarers.org.uk.
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There's no time to lose. The #SocialCare workforce is in crisis. Family carers living with #dementia are at breaking point, neglecting their own health & wellbeing. Sign our open letter urging the government to recognise that every #carer counts. ✍️ dementiacarers.org.uk/letter…
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We are delighted that @WendyPMitchell will be sharing her words of wisdom with @KateLeggDL on Facebook Live, 24th March at 12.30pm … invite to follow …
"There's nothing to be ashamed of" As the family of Bruce Willis reveals he has been diagnosed with dementia, @WendyPMitchell, who also suffers from it, talks about the importance of speaking openly about the condition. "If you open up to people, that's when they can help you"
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Dementia makes us more than aware of fading memories - particularly at this time of year. Add your fond memories to our MuchLoved wall fondmemories.memorypage.org/ and join us Thurs 7pm Facebook Live as Kate and Jane light a candle and rejoice in some on your anecdotes of times past.
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Katy and Kate from our Services team were in Llantrisant earlier, joining in with the @RCTCouncil @CyngorRhCT #CarersRightsDay celebration. Did you say hi?
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Teddy with his poppy bandana.
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Many family #Dementia carers find it impossible to remain in the workforce and balance their caring responsibilities. We investigate "Working + Caring" more throughout November in a series of three FREE webinars with guest speakers. @Eventbrite Join us! eventbrite.com/cc/working-ca…
In yesterday's Lunch & Listen live session, we considered how a person’s #spirituality shapes their #identity, and the impact that dementia can have on this for both the person living with #dementia and the #carer. Watch the video in full here: youtu.be/SGTHILUet68
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For anyone that missed yesterday's Lunch & Listen session 'Dealing with daily needs: assisting the person you care for with dementia', you can watch the video in full here: youtu.be/Xg4NvSczmFI
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🫀🧠👁🦶🏽 This is our kind of anatomy lesson! Great advocacy image for our profession of #OccupationalTherapy, from @happylittleot on Instagram 👏🏼 Featured: theOThub.com/career.
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Through our brand new 'Lunch & Listen' events we aim to breakdown aspects of dementia into bite-size chunks, allowing carers to fully process the information in front of them. Follow the link to read more and see the Lunch & Listen September schedule: dementiacarers.org.uk/blog/l…
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We've created this 'go-to' list of ideas that might help you support a person to eat and drink. Why not download it and pin it on a notice board or stick it to your fridge? #dementia #dementiaawareness #dementiacare #dementiasupport #carer #dementiacarer #alzheimers #nutrition
With inflation hitting a forty year high we've put together a short list of the types of support carers and people with dementia might be able to access. ow.ly/1iNl50KmCUH
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We're introducing new ways to support carers when life is at its hardest. Our carer text service is a support service that helps carers when they feel they're reaching crisis point. Text 'CARE' to 85258 for free, confidential support, 24/7.