In the early phase of dementia, those affected already experience irritation and initial difficulties in everyday life. Our services can be helpful in this situation.
Advice for people with memory problems
If you have the onset of dementia, contact the care support centers in the district for advice.
Changes can be unsettling.
A conversation often helps to overcome uncertainty. The care support centers are not only there for you when it comes to care, but also when you are worried about changes.
Talk to us
- if you are unusually forgetful
- if there are problems with orientation
- if familiar things are becoming increasingly difficult
- if you have already been diagnosed with dementia.
True to the motto
"Everything always becomes a little different as soon as you say it."
(Hermann Hesse)
Support Group for People with Memory Problems
A support program for people experiencing memory loss or early-stage dementia
You can also take advantage of the free support group for people experiencing memory loss. This gives you the opportunity to regularly talk with a trained volunteer in your familiar surroundings about the changes you’re experiencing, as well as your personal questions and thoughts. Through these conversations, new perspectives emerge, and you can better recognize your own resources.
