Younger Onset Dementia

The term “younger onset dementia” is usually used to describe any form of dementia diagnosed in people under the age of 65. This section emphasises the importance of a correct diagnosis and some aspects of caring for someone with younger onset dementia

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01 – Younger Onset Dementia, An Overview: This Help Sheet discusses younger onset dementia, sometimes called early onset dementia. It emphasises the importance of a correct diagnosis and some aspects of caring for someone with younger onset dementia.

04 – Language and Communication: This Help Sheet discusses aspects of language that may be challenging for people with younger onset dementia. It provides strategies for families and carers that may help to improve and encourage communication despite these difficulties.

05 – Addressing Challenges: This Help Sheet provides strategies to help deal with some of the everyday challenges that people with younger onset dementia face. It suggests strategies that may help individuals with younger onset dementia to overcome barriers and remain engaged in their family and community life.

06 – Employment: This Help Sheet discusses decision making issues and advocacy for people with younger onset dementia who wish to continue working.

07 – Health, Wellbeing and Lifestyle: This Help Sheet discusses health and lifestyle choices for people with a diagnosis of younger onset dementia and their families and carers.

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