Each day is different is an introductory guide for care assistants new to working with people with dementia. It gives an insight into the symptoms as well as different types of dementia and how it can affect people at different stages of the condition. It includes tips on approaching the first few weeks of dementia care with practical suggestions for specific ways of helping people.

Sections focus on communicating and understanding how dementia also affects behaviour. It also suggests simple ways for new care assistants to boost their confidence and to make a real difference to the lives of people with dementia. This book for care assistants shows that they can help people with dementia retain their skills and maintain their independence.

This is a simple, accessible booklet featuring diagrams and photographs. Quotes from people with dementia give an insight into the difficulties that individuals can experience. The booklet is an ideal beginner's guide that will form the basis for continued professional development. It outlines the importance of true person-centred care for people with dementia and is a vital resource for anyone starting out in this valuable role.