Physiotherapy for Dementia at Home

Living with dementia presents unique challenges for both individuals and their families. Our specialist physiotherapists provide compassionate, patient-centred care at home, focusing on maintaining mobility, improving safety, and enhancing quality of life.

Physical Challenges with Dementia & The Aims of Our Support

Physical Challenges with Dementia

  • Difficulty with walking and balance
  • Increased risk and fear of falls
  • Reduced physical activity and fitness
  • Muscle weakness and stiffness

The Aims of Our Support

  • Maintain mobility and independence
  • Reduce the risk and fear of falling
  • Improve strength, balance, and confidence
  • Enhance quality of life for everyone involved

Our Compassionate Approach to Dementia Care

Physiotherapy for dementia focuses on what a person can do. Our approach is gentle, patient, and tailored to the individual’s cognitive ability. We use simple, clear instructions and repetitive exercises that can be incorporated into daily routines, all within a familiar and reassuring environment.

A crucial part of our service involves working closely with family members and carers. We provide education and strategies to help you create a safe home environment and support your loved one’s physical activity. This collaborative approach is a core part of our wider elderly rehabilitation services.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can physio help if the main problem is memory?

By focusing on physical function, we can improve safety and maintain independence for longer. This reduces the risk of falls and hospital admissions, which in turn reduces stress and enhances the overall quality of life for both the person with dementia and their family.

What makes physiotherapy for dementia different?

It’s less about complex new exercises and more about adapting activities to the person’s abilities. We use simple cues, repetition, and often incorporate music or familiar tasks to make sessions engaging and effective.

Do you involve family or carers in the sessions?

Absolutely. Family and carer involvement is key. We provide training and support so you can confidently encourage movement and continue with simple exercises between our visits.

Supporting Independence with Specialist Care

Learn how a tailored physiotherapy plan can help manage the physical symptoms of dementia. Contact us for a compassionate, no-obligation discussion.