Families can talk in a private and comfortable setting about living with dementia
Families living with dementia in Glasgow are being offered free advice and support with face-to-face clinics.
"We know that dementia doesn’t just affect the person with the diagnosis: families, friends and carers are also impacted. "This means it’s more important than ever for us to reach families and offer one on one support from our dementia specialist Admiral Nurses.
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