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Reflections on working alongside academic researchers

Statistics regarding dementia are warning signals, they are stark indicators of how much we need to make provision for the future where undoubtedly the figure of 850,000 will have been dwarfed (Prince et al., 2014). People living with dementia, their carers and families will often remark that those not living with the disease do not understand how their dementia affects them and the difficulties they encounter.