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    Living Together with Dementia Service

    Helping address the relationship issues associated with dementia

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Are you and your partner living with dementia?

Dementia can be difficult to understand and come to terms with, bringing challenges for couples at a time when your relationship with your partner is key.

The Living Together with Dementia service works with couples, providing support and help with the changes accompanying dementia. It gives you a safe space where you can address the challenges you face together. Telephone 020 7380 1960 or contact or us using the email details or form at the foot of this page.

Download a leaflet about this service.

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What will the sessions involve?

At Tavistock Relationships we are here to explore the issues that dementia can bring about in your relationship.

You will work together with one person from our specialist team who will think with you about your situation and help you to find new strategies and ways of adjusting together to the changes that dementia can bring.

What will it cost?

Our work with you starts with an initial consultation with a counsellor or psychotherapist.

As a charity we provide relationship support whatever your financial circumstances. The cost of each session will be based on your income and your overall circumstances, with no minimum fee. The level of your fee will be discussed with you at your first appointment.

“Normally, when I bring him tea in bed he doesn’t say very much – but in the last few days it is different, he’s been chatting away… it’s like having the old John back… ”

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How to book an appointment

If you have any questions that you’d like to ask before going ahead with a counselling session, why not give us a call on 020 7380 1960, email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or alternatively get in touch with us using the form below.

You can also check out our frequently-asked questions, which cover most of the common things we’re asked.

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