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British Summer Time starts this Sunday! Changing the clocks can be confusing for many of us, but it can be particularly disorienting for those living with dementia.

Here are some simple ways to help ease the transition and minimise disruption:

🌙 Start the evening a bit earlier on Saturday - have dinner and go to bed an hour earlier. This helps ensure they get enough sleep and wake up at their usual time on Sunday, with only a slight change to their routine.

🚶‍♀️ Gentle exercise during the day can promote tiredness in the evening, making it easier for them to go to bed at their usual time. If exercise isn`t an option, keeping them engaged with activities throughout the day can help.

⏰ Having a routine during the day and before bed can help regulate a person’s disrupted body clock. Doing regular activities at the same time each day, for example going for a walk after breakfast, can help a person with dementia make sense of the time.

#DementiaJersey #Dementia #JerseyCI #DaylightSaving #ClocksChange

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British Summer Time starts this Sunday! Changing the clocks can be confusing for many of us, but it can be particularly disorienting for those living with dementia. Here are some simple ways to help ease the transition and minimise disruption: 🌙 Start the evening a bit earlier on Saturday - have dinner and go to bed an hour earlier. This helps ensure they get enough sleep and wake up at their usual time on Sunday, with only a slight change to their routine. 🚶‍♀️ Gentle exercise during the day can promote tiredness in the evening, making it easier for them to go to bed at their usual time. If exercise isn't an option, keeping them engaged with activities throughout the day can help. ⏰ Having a routine during the day and before bed can help regulate a person’s disrupted body clock. Doing regular activities at the same time each day, for example going for a walk after breakfast, can help a person with dementia make sense of the time. #DementiaJersey #Dementia #JerseyCI #DaylightSaving #ClocksChange

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