Taastrup
Neuroform
Dementia
Dementia is an umbrella term for diseases that cause persistent decline in cognitive functions such as memory, language, orientation and problem-solving. The changes are greater than expected with normal ageing and gradually affect independence, relationships and everyday life.
Do you recognize these symptoms and everyday challenges?
Dementia can affect medication, finances, cooking, personal care, communication, mobility and social activity. Familiar routines, clear communication, practical aids and support for relatives can help maintain safety, dignity and participation.
Symptom
Memory problems
This symptom can occur in connection with the condition, but its experience and significance vary from person to person.
Symptom
Disorientation
This symptom can occur in connection with the condition, but its experience and significance vary from person to person.
Symptom
Speech and language problems
This symptom can occur in connection with the condition, but its experience and significance vary from person to person.
Symptom
Planning and organisational difficulties
This symptom can occur in connection with the condition, but its experience and significance vary from person to person.
Symptom
Difficulty concentrating
This symptom can occur in connection with the condition, but its experience and significance vary from person to person.
Symptom
Word-finding difficulties
This symptom can occur in connection with the condition, but its experience and significance vary from person to person.
Symptom
Reduced initiative
This symptom can occur in connection with the condition, but its experience and significance vary from person to person.
Symptom
Irritability and mood swings
This symptom can occur in connection with the condition, but its experience and significance vary from person to person.
Symptom
Slowed mental processing
This symptom can occur in connection with the condition, but its experience and significance vary from person to person.
Benefits from our treatment
More structure in daily life
Regular routines and clear support strategies can make daily activities easier to understand and recognise.
Skills maintained for longer
Targeted activity can support movement, participation, and practical abilities, helping maintain independence for as long as possible.
Greater reassurance for everyone
Guidance can give both patients and relatives better tools for communication, cooperation, and managing difficult situations.