Some things you should know about young onset dementia

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Presentation transcript:

Some things you should know about young onset dementia Some things you should know about young onset dementia

Did you know… Dementia affects younger people too

Did you know… Over 42,000 people in the UK have been diagnosed with young onset dementia

Did you know… Dementia is considered ‘young onset’ when it affects people aged under 65

Did you know... Dementia isn’t only about memory loss

Did you know... Dementia can also cause changes in behaviour and personality

Did you know... Dementia can affect balance, movement and spatial awareness

Did you know... Dementia can cause changes with vision, ability levels and skills

If you have concerns about yourself, or a family member, talk to your doctor…

…and ask them to refer to our young onset decision-making guide for GPs…

www.youngdementiauk.org/gp-guide

…or visit www.youngdementiauk.org for more information …or visit www.youngdementiauk.org for more information