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Bringing joy and creating meaningful moments through love, laughter, care and compassion for people living with dementia, and their families.

Our specialist dementia homecare team covers all of Stockport, Trafford, South Manchester and East Cheshire. Ambiance Care aims to challenge perspectives on dementia and support people to live in the moment, to feel kindness, love, and security. We promote spontaneity, laughter and happiness. We pride ourselves on delivering innovative, personalised care with a real emphasis on “embracing their re

ality”, focusing on experiences, rather than processes. Our professional, kind and caring caregivers are carefully selected and highly trained to provide support, comfort and companionship to people with dementia or memory loss at whatever stage of the journey, even when faced with the challenges that dementia can bring, and at end of life. We strive to provide care which supports, promotes and does not undermine our clients' self respect. We believe that dignified care promotes the person’s wellbeing, independence and choice.

22/04/2026

Would you like to find out more about becoming a Home Caregiver with us?

We have lots of information available over on our website! https://www.ambiancecare.co.uk/join-us/

Join us and step into a role with heart 💙. Not just that, you'll work with the best-trained dementia caregivers you'll ever meet, learn, share experiences, and get paid well for your efforts.

We'd love to hear from you!

19/04/2026

One of my favourite quotes because it's absolutely true and something we love to see with our clients.

16/04/2026

Dementia isn't something anyone would choose to have but it is a fact of life for many of us - and a prompt diagnosis can make a real difference to somebody's quality of life.

Early signs to look out for include those we've put together in this image. Some of these signs can be put down to age-related memory loss, but it's absolutely worth having any concerns checked out, for peace of mind if nothing else.

14/04/2026

We've talked recently about dysphasia in dementia - but what about dysphagia? Sometimes these two terms can be mixed up, despite being very different.

Unlike dysphasia, which relates to communication difficulties, dysphagia is trouble swallowing, and it's very common among people with moderate to severe dementia.

Here's how dysphagia can affect someone - and how it can be managed.

12/04/2026

In those moments when caring gets hard, I find that these words can help put things into perspective. 💙

09/04/2026

We've been looking in detail at the topic of communication this month, which brings us to this: dysphasia.

Dysphasia, also known as aphasia, is the name given to communication difficulties stemming from conditions like dementia, which cause the brain to become damaged over time.

Aphasia can make it hard for individuals to speak, read, write and understand others.

We've put together some of the most common signs of dysphasia in this infographic, along with the best ways to help a loved one who's struggling with communication.

06/04/2026

What helps somebody living with dementia feel seen and heard?

🗣 Communication and connectedness🫂

As someone's brain changes, so does their ability to process things as they once did.

Think of it as everything slowing down and parts breaking, like the engine of a car.

With some thoughtful changes, though, communication doesn't have to close off - it's what sustains us all socially, after all.

Here are our tips for maintaining communication and connectedness with loved ones on the dementia journey.

02/04/2026

For anyone who needs to hear this today...

Please don't struggle through alone. You'd be surprised how many heed the call for help when asked. Share the load when you can.

💙

31/03/2026

As we age, we all naturally experience some symptoms of memory loss. But how do we know when memory loss is something to be more concerned about?

We've put together a side-by-side comparison that highlights the difference between normal age-related memory loss and signs that warrant deeper investigation.

Please never be afraid of speaking to a doctor if you have any concerns about memory loss - it's always better, either way, to seek out a professional opinion as early as possible.

29/03/2026

No matter how much they may seem to change, the person we once knew is still there on the inside, even if we have to rely on our memories to remind us.

27/03/2026

How well do you understand dementia?

Dementia is an umbrella term that can be complex to unpick because it covers a variety of conditions and symptoms.

We think this illustration sums up many of the key changes that occur when dementia is developing.

24/03/2026

Helping people stay connected with what matters to them is something we're proud to prioritise at Ambiance Care.

Feeling connected in the community, at home, with others and with ourselves is how we form and keep a sense of identity, and this is no different for people living with dementia.

Here's what we mean by connectedness and the ways we can make that sense of identity more accessible on the dementia journey.

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+441615370983

Website

https://www.ambiancecare.co.uk/

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Our Story

Ambiance care was borne from my own personal journey with dementia and my time as a social worker working with people living with dementia and their family. In both I experienced first-hand the real gaps in understanding and experience in supporting people with dementia, the difficulties that arise from this and the impact it has on carers who often feel overwhelmed in their caring role and at breaking point.

At Ambiance Care we recognise that dementia is a progressive, specialist field and by design places people living with dementia at the heart of its service.

Ambiance Care provides Specialist Home Care for people living with dementia or experiencing memory difficulties to maintain their chosen lifestyle both a home and in the community. We value people’s uniqueness, focusing on what a person still has and not what they have lost offering ‘just enough’ support to live their best life connected with families and friends.

Ambiance Advice Drawing upon its wealth of expertise and associated experience offers professional impartial advice and support to help families travelling the dementia journey to become better informed, connect with services that best meets their needs and through the process experience Hope .