Our Admiral Nurse

We are proud to have an Admiral Nurse as part of our dedicated staff. Admiral Nurses are dementia specialists who are supported and developed by Dementia UK. They provide life-changing support for families affected by all forms of dementia – including Alzheimer’s and help them manage complex needs by taking into account the person with dementia and their support bubble.

What does an Admiral Nurse do?

• In-house dementia support and resources for our residents and staff

• Tailored one-to-one sessions with family members of existing residents, to support them on their journey

• In-house group sessions, alongside a comprehensive psycho-education program

• Community outreach, extending our support to families of veterans coping with dementia at home

• Building links with wider veteran groups

• If communication becomes difficult, an Admiral Nurse will educate you with skills and techniques to help you stay connected with your loved one.

• Work to find the best way of preventing or managing fear and distress in someone with dementia.

• Advise on financial benefits you may be entitled to.

• Help your loved ones get the best possible care and support, if you are struggling to cope.

• Answer any questions you may have by taking the time to understand the problem and giving expert support.

• Create personalised care plans that prioritise the well-being and dignity of each resident.

Our Admiral Nurse has nearly a decade of experience as a mental health nurse, including seven years serving as an army nurse, Natasha brings a wealth of expertise to Broughton House. Now, as a specialist dementia nurse, Natasha is ready to provide invaluable support to families and residents affected by all forms of dementia.