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Applied Dementia Studies

The Department for Applied Dementia Studies is making a substantial on-going contribution to dementia research, education, and training.

We undertake landmark research, with funding from the Medical Research Council, the National Institute of Health Research, the Department of Health and the Alzheimer's Society.

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Alzheimer Disease International (ADI) accreditation

We were granted Alzheimer Disease International (ADI) accreditation in 2023.

ADI accreditation recognises the high-quality dementia care education and training delivered by the Centre and our commitment in providing students with the best possible learning experience and supporting them to improve dementia practice.

This accreditation is still unique across the sector.

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Challenging a dehumanising approach to dementia

Lindsey Collins is a Dementia Care Practice Development Consultant at the University of Bradford.

In her TedX talk, Lindsey shares her personal and professional experiences of people with dementia, and encourages viewers to stop seeing the dementia, and see the person first. This talk was delivered at TedX Maplewood, New Jersey on 29 February 2020.

Watch 'Challenging a dehumanising approach to dementia' on YouTube.

We are one of the UK’s leading centres for psychosocial research into living with, and caring for, people with dementia and their families.

We offer a range of online postgraduate courses aimed at dementia care practitioners. These are open to both UK and international students.

We deliver a suite of person-centred care training courses and consultancy services for organisations around the UK.

The involvement of families, health care professionals, and volunteers is vital in all areas of our work.

Get the latest research, education, training and consultancy news from the Centre for Applied Dementia Studies.