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Dementia Training Day Coming soon

09/03/2016ageing population, Alzheimers disease, Care Homes, Carers, dementia stages, Dementia Training, Family intervention, Hospitals, memory loss, Nursing profession, one to one or family consultations on dementia, plagues, Reg..., Respite CareDementia training, dmentia training, event, jane-cooperadmin

Dealing with Alzheimer’s takes more than hot chocolate.

09/08/2013Alzheimers disease, Authors, Books on Alzheimers, Family intervention, Health Complaints, memory loss, Mind & Brain, Research & Science, writingAlzheimer's Disease, amazon, author, awareness od alzheimer's, book baby, books, chocolate, educational, Italian University, jane-cooperadmin

Of course it is good news that an Italian University has discovered the benefits to the memory of drinking hot chocolate, but that’s not going to help people with Alzheimer’s disease. What can help, though, is a series of four small books written by Jane Cooper, who has first-hand experience of the trials and tribulations […]

The Reg series endorsed again

02/03/2013Advocates for Alzheimer's Disease, Books on Alzheimers, Care Homes, Family intervention, Hospitals, Mind & Brain, Public Speaking, Quality Care Commisioners, Research & ScienceAlzheimer's, Alzheimer's Disease, coping, jane-cooper, Regadmin

The Reg Series of pocket books are all about Alzheimer’s. They cover what to do, what works and how to cope! Talking to Jane Cooper helped me understand what was happening to my dad. Jane helped me to feel more in control and alot less useless. They are so easy to read and understand. Jan Grice

Fading Away!

21/01/2013UncategorizedAlzheimer's. Brain, jane-cooper, memory loss, Reg, senileadmin

Jane, clearly her father’s daughter realised that it was “she” who had to do the work, if she wished to reach me as I drifted like the snow miles away from the shore of my life. Jane was the only one who cared about me as I slipped away. Note from Reg If you want to […]

My Biography Jane Cooper

02/12/2012Alzheimers disease, Authors, UncategorizedAlzheimer's Disease, Baton twirling, coaching, health, jane-cooper, mental health, Reg, self assssment, taxation, writingadmin

Jane Cooper was born in 1965 and lived with her parents, Margaret and Reg, in a semi-detached Essex home. Jane went to Graham James Primary and Junior School and then on to College to study languages, art, pure and applied mathematics. She was not keen on sport at school until they introduced dance, at which […]