

Dementia Counselling and Emotional Support Service
Veterans Dementia Support UK offers person-centred counselling for people living with dementia, as well as their families, carers and loved ones, at any stage of their dementia journey.
A dementia diagnosis can bring a wide range of emotions, challenges and uncertainties. Our compassionate counselling service provides a safe, supportive and confidential space to talk, reflect and receive emotional support tailored to individual needs.
Whether you have recently received a diagnosis, are caring for someone living with dementia, or are facing changes later in the journey, our experienced counsellors are here to help you navigate the challenges ahead.
Supporting emotional wellbeing for people living with dementia, carers, families and loved ones across the UK.
You are not alone. We are here for you.
We Support
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People living with dementia at any stage of their journey.
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Family members and loved ones affected by a diagnosis.
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Informal and unpaid carers.
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Former carers after a caring role has ended.
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Individuals experiencing anticipatory grief or bereavement.
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Veterans and members of the Armed Forces community.
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Anyone struggling emotionally as a result of dementia's impact on their life.
Our Counselling Service Provides
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One-to-one confidential counselling sessions.
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Emotional support and a non-judgemental listening ear.
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Help managing anxiety, stress, depression, and feelings of uncertainty.
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Support with coping strategies and emotional resilience.
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Guidance for relationship and family challenges.
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Bereavement and loss counselling.
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Signposting to additional health, social care, and community support services.
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Flexible support delivered in person, by telephone, or online where available.
Our Commitment
We understand that every dementia journey is different. Our aim is to help individuals feel heard, understood, and supported, while promoting emotional wellbeing, dignity, and quality of life. No one should have to face the emotional impact of dementia alone.
Providing compassionate counselling, understanding, and hope for everyone affected by dementia.