Beth is a constant unyielding advocate of the intrinsic value and diversity of each individual living with dementia.

She has worked with our team for over 18 months, challenging our practice and culture; stripping away the veneer of our understanding around personalisation and dementia care, strengthening and rebuilding the foundation stones of our service so that now our dementia journey is brighter, bolder and clearer. Brighter outcomes for all those we support living with a dementia; bolder staff, bolder environments, bolder resources, bolder management and a clear vision of how great dementia care should look, sound, taste and feel – thank you Beth!

David Morgan, Group Manager of Care and Care Services, CCH

Beth has worked very closely with MacIntyre and the Health Team over many years.

Sharing her knowledge, skills and passions to support staff teams to have more awareness of dementia, Beth is committed and passionate, determined to make a difference in the world of dementia and with a creative approach to everything she is connected and linked too. I hope to continue to work alongside Beth for many more years to come.

Nicola Payne, Best Practice Manager - Health and Families, MacIntyre

Beth Britton is one of the U.K.’s leading campaigners on dementia.

Her experience of supporting her father, who was living with dementia, and her professional background, give her unparalleled insight into effective ways of campaigning for change.

Professor Martin Green OBE, CEO, Care England

Working with Beth has been an absolute pleasure.

As a dementia campaigner and former family carer, she brings a wealth of knowledge, compassion, and real-life experience to every blog she writes for us. Her articles are consistently clear, engaging, and packed with valuable advice, offering a genuine understanding of the challenges and insights around caring for a loved one. We’re grateful to have her expertise and heartfelt perspective as part of our content.

Lulu Hines, Digital Marketing and Content Manager, Care Choices

Beth’s tireless advocacy, informed perspective, and compassionate approach have made a significant impact in raising awareness and challenging misconceptions about dementia.

Over the years, she has played a vital role in supporting BRACE, generously offering her time, voice, and insight to help deepen public understanding of dementia and its far-reaching effects on individuals and families. Beth’s commitment to the cause, coupled with her personal experience and dedication, makes her a powerful advocate for dementia research and support and a vital ambassador for BRACE.

Chris Williams, CEO, BRACE Dementia Research

For two years Beth has been my mentor and friend, encouraging me and building up my confidence.

Through those years she has helped me to progress and understand dementia and her knowledge and personal experience have been invaluable. She has helped solve problems and come up with ideas to support residents living with dementia. Beth’s guidance in assisting us to set up life story work has helped us to understand and communicate more effectively with our residents. Beth has also supported us to enable our residents to have a better mealtime experience and helped us to create meaningful activities. She has supported and trained me to deliver numerous courses to staff, including Wellbeing, Key Working and Life Story training. I thank Beth for all that she has done, her support and knowledge over the past two years has been invaluable to all of our staff and residents.

Mandy Eve, Wellbeing Team Leader

Beth Britton has been a breath of fresh air in the discussions and debates around dementia.

She brings a clarity of thought and originality of ideas which I have always found very refreshing and helpful when considerations and discussions of the importance of people with dementia and their carers are concerned. She has a unique writing style and a gifted ability to convey ideas and experiences.

Professor Alistair Burns, Former National Clinical Director for Dementia and Older People’s Mental Health, NHS England and NHS Improvement

Beth’s father developed dementia when Beth was 12 years old and this first-hand experience enables her to write and speak about all issues associated with dementia with empathy and authenticity.

She has managed to interlink her personal experiences with a growing professional authority the result of which is a passionate voice, speaking out for people with dementia and their families. It is this powerful combination that has enabled Beth to develop our approach, continually influence and critically appraise the work that MacIntyre has undertaken in the area of dementia over the past few years.

Sarah Burslem, CEO, MacIntyre

I have had the privilege of working with Beth on several projects, over many years, and every time without fail Beth has provided exceptional insight, advice and expertise to each audience that she is working with.

Whether she is speaking to a room of people, working with care providers and their teams, or with families caring for a loved one living with dementia, she is an exceptional communicator and shares her breadth of knowledge and experience in the most engaging way possible and always tailored to each audience’s needs.

Gemma Clay, Director of Arc Seven and Deerly

Working with Beth has been a great experience for us and our clients at Cuecare.

Her in-depth knowledge of the UK care sector—especially on issues affecting older people and dementia—is exceptional, and her commitment to helping the sector advance is impressive. Beth combines a talent for copywriting with meticulous attention to detail, consistently delivering high-quality content. Her writing is engaging, accessible, and resonates with audiences, transforming complex topics into them being clear and relatable. Beth’s professionalism, reliability, and genuine passion for social care make her a brilliant partner. We highly recommend her to anyone seeking content in this field.

John Clegg, Founder/Director, Streamstay

From my mentoring with Beth I have learnt to take criticism and turn it into positive feedback.

She has taught me to reflect after each shift and try to do better next time. Through this experience my leadership has improved, such as organising staff and sharing responsibilities. Beth gave me the necessary resources and knowledge to develop myself and the team.

Gladys Seroney, Senior Carer

Beth’s passion to improve the lives of people living with dementia shines through everything she does.

Her personal experience, commitment and understanding challenge us all to do better.

Andrea Sutcliffe CBE, Former Chief Inspector of Adult Social Care, CQC

Beth’s training, coaching and mentoring was not only personalised to our need, but changed as the need changed.

Beth would not take ‘no’ or ‘can’t’ for an answer and challenged the team in every department to take the same approach. As a result, the whole team have been upskilled. The senior team has not only learnt what good leadership looks like, but now live and breathe it! The peer-to-peer training that Beth has designed with staff is now embedded to ensure that standards continue to rise.

A Care Manager

I have had the pleasure of working with Beth on numerous projects, and each time I am more impressed by her expertise, attention to detail, and the thoroughness of her work.

Beth is a brilliant trainer, mentor, and speaker who consistently goes above and beyond to ensure the content, materials, and support she provides are perfectly tailored to your needs or business. What truly sets Beth apart is her ability to make lasting impacts—years after attending her sessions, my team still references the skills, insights, and knowledge they gained from her training. This is a testament to the lasting influence of her work. I wholeheartedly recommend Beth and look forward to continuing our collaboration in the future.

Laura McEwan, Director, Net Care Franchise Group

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Honour

MBE for Services to People with Dementia and to their Carers

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Navigating Christmas with dementia: The lessons my dad taught me

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Rehabilitation for people with dementia

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Closing the post-diagnosis gap

Award winner

Outstanding Contribution to Dementia Care 2024

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Care at home verses a care home – How to make an informed choice

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Paying for dementia care: What this means for you

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Concerned about dementia symptoms? You’re not alone

Focus on: Podcasts

The Care Social

Focus on: Videos

Facts vs Myths: Understanding dementia

Focus on: Podcasts

Dementia Dialogues

Focus on: Webinars

Host of Dementia Community Webinars

Focus on: Training

Double award winning training

Focus on: Dementia news

Film for Doctors.net.uk

Film for the G8 Dementia Summit

Film for Havas Lynx 'Caring4Carers'

BRACE Ambassador

MSNAP Peer Reviewer

NCF Consultant

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