Information-Sharing Sessions
We offer dedicated information-sharing sessions for family members supporting a loved one living with dementia.
Held at our office in The Trading Post, Tenterden these sessions provide a welcoming space to discuss real-life experiences, exchange insights, and connect with others who truly understand the challenges of dementia care.
Through open discussion, practical advice, and shared understanding, participants can gain valuable coping strategies and feel more confident in their caregiving journey.
Our team also provides clear guidance on navigating practical matters — including how to apply for Continuing Healthcare (CHC) funding and other key support options.
Held at our office in The Trading Post, Tenterden these sessions provide a welcoming space to discuss real-life experiences, exchange insights, and connect with others who truly understand the challenges of dementia care.
Through open discussion, practical advice, and shared understanding, participants can gain valuable coping strategies and feel more confident in their caregiving journey.
Our team also provides clear guidance on navigating practical matters — including how to apply for Continuing Healthcare (CHC) funding and other key support options.
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Location:
The Trading Post, Tenterden Business Centre, Ashford Road TN30 6SP When: 1st Wednesday of the month Time: 10am-1130am Attendees: Family members & Carers of those living with dementia Next Session: 3rd December 2025 All our Info Sharing Sessions are free- we would be grateful if you could make a donation in order for us to be able to continue to deliver these. |
Reviews
"It was great to feel that there is help from people who really understand...wonderfully refreshing!" Clare & David
"Thank you so much for your training session today Clara. For the first time since Mum's diagnosis, I don't feel so lost and overwhelmed by it all." Anne
"The 'person-centred approach' training was really enlightening with lots of great take-aways'. Jenna
"I highly recommend joining these sessions; it is everything you need and more-support, knowledge, laughter, all with likeminded individuals looking to learn and share.' Donna
"I can't thank you enough for this morning's info sharing session. At last I have found a group so in tune with my own experience and with such valued information. I so appreciate it". Jane
"Thank you so much for your training session today Clara. For the first time since Mum's diagnosis, I don't feel so lost and overwhelmed by it all." Anne
"The 'person-centred approach' training was really enlightening with lots of great take-aways'. Jenna
"I highly recommend joining these sessions; it is everything you need and more-support, knowledge, laughter, all with likeminded individuals looking to learn and share.' Donna
"I can't thank you enough for this morning's info sharing session. At last I have found a group so in tune with my own experience and with such valued information. I so appreciate it". Jane
Dementia Information Talks in Kent
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The Dementia Experience pride ourselves on making sure our talks are informative, inspirational and engaging. We speak from the heart and rarely rely on notes or powerpoints!
We have already delivered Information Talks in NHS surgeries, Women's Institutes and Schools and we would very much welcome the opportunity to come to a workplace or community centre near you. |
Reviews
"A very big thank you Clara for your very energising and refreshing talk - only you could bring that approach to dementia!" Philippa, Chair of Woodchurch Patient's Participation Group
Following our talk at the St Michael's branch of the West Kent Federation of WIs, members said that they had found it 'instructive and energising' and were grateful to us for 'throwing such a sensitive but passionate spotlight on dementia in the community'.
Following our talk at the St Michael's branch of the West Kent Federation of WIs, members said that they had found it 'instructive and energising' and were grateful to us for 'throwing such a sensitive but passionate spotlight on dementia in the community'.
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