However writing things down may become an obsession and wordbooks can help but can lead to even more worry and frustration. Friendly gestures may be acceptable and this needs to be explored, as we all know every sufferer of Frontotemporal Dementia is different. Encouraging the sufferer to retain and practise words can help. Every carer will have special ways of communicating and if anyone would like to write in and give us their useful tips we would be more than happy to include them in another newsletter. I know that some carers are going to explore computer packages and we will hopefully hear about this soon.
All rooms have en-suite facilities.
It's only 1 mile from Sandringham and a short drive from all North-Norfolk beaches. English or Continental Breakfasts are provided. One carer s experience of communication in Pick s Disease. In our case, communication difficulties. In our case, communication difficulties were subordinate to personality changes and behavioural problems.