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A dementia companion provides personalised support for individuals living with dementia, focusing on enhancing their emotional, social, and cognitive well-being. At Silverberry Care, our dementia companions are trained to engage clients in meaningful activities and conversations that offer comfort and familiarity, helping to alleviate feelings of confusion and anxiety often associated with dementia. By building a trusted relationship, dementia companions offer consistency and reassurance, which can significantly improve quality of life for both clients and their families.
A carer provides essential support with daily tasks like personal care, mobility, and medication management, helping individuals maintain independence at home. In contrast, a companion offers emotional and social support through conversation and activities to reduce loneliness. At Silverberry Care, we tailor both services to meet individual needs.
Companionship care provides emotional and social support, focusing on reducing loneliness for the elderly. Beyond physical aid, it fosters genuine connections through conversations, shared hobbies, and activities.
Domiciliary carers provide in-home support, assisting with personal care, medication, mobility, meal preparation, and light housekeeping. They also offer companionship, helping individuals maintain independence and comfort in familiar surroundings.
