ReFocus with Reece

ReFocus with Reece Dementia Behaviour Support for those who support dementia behaviours, at home.

I work directly with families to help understand what’s happening, why, and how to respond in ways that avoid conflict and promote calm.

Supporting someone with dementia can slowly become incredibly demanding.Many carers reach a point where they feel physic...
16/03/2026

Supporting someone with dementia can slowly become incredibly demanding.

Many carers reach a point where they feel physically and emotionally exhausted.

This doesn't mean you're failing.

Often it simply means you've been carrying a lot on your own.

Sometimes understanding behaviour differently can bring a sense of calm back into everyday life.

Behaviour in dementia is often described as 'challenging'.But behaviour itself is rarely the real problem.Often it is a ...
13/03/2026

Behaviour in dementia is often described as 'challenging'.

But behaviour itself is rarely the real problem.

Often it is a signal that something isn't making sense, something feels uncomfortable, or something is overwhelming.

When behaviour begins to make sense, families often feel more confident and situations become easier to navigate.

Families are often surprised when someone who once accepted help begins refusing it.Whether it's washing, medication, or...
12/03/2026

Families are often surprised when someone who once accepted help begins refusing it.

Whether it's washing, medication, or daily routines, these moments can become tense very quickly.

Understanding what that moment feels like from their perspective can open the door to a different response.

Many carers quietly question whether they're making the right decisions.Supporting someone with dementia rarely comes wi...
11/03/2026

Many carers quietly question whether they're making the right decisions.

Supporting someone with dementia rarely comes with clear answers.

Often families are doing far better than they realise.

Resistance to care is often seen as stubbornness.But many times it reflects something deeper — loss of control, fear, or...
10/03/2026

Resistance to care is often seen as stubbornness.

But many times it reflects something deeper — loss of control, fear, or confusion.

Understanding those underlying feelings can help families find approaches that feel more supportive for everyone.

Many families reach a point where the same question comes again…and again…and again.It can feel exhausting, and sometime...
09/03/2026

Many families reach a point where the same question comes again…
and again…
and again.

It can feel exhausting, and sometimes even leads to arguments that nobody meant to have.

But repetition is rarely just about memory.

Often something else is driving it.

Understanding what sits behind behaviour can completely change how these moments unfold.

If you're trying to make sense of behaviour changes in someone you love, ReFOCUS may be able to help.





08/03/2026

Hi, Reece here, I'm introducing my new service!

I'm a dementia behaviour consultant with 20 years of dementia care experience and a master's degree in dementia studies.

I'm launching my new consultancy service supporting families who care for loved ones living with dementia at home, specifically where behaviours change, or start to cause confusion, concern, or alarm.

My methods focus on understanding the person and learning to refocus on behaviour as communication. Together, we work out helpful, person centred, non-clinical interventions for family carers and networks to use, supporting calmer days at home.

Take a look at my website for more information, get in touch to book a free suitability call-back.

www.refocuswithreece.co.uk

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