As a supporter of Dementia Adventure’s work, I was very happy to be asked onto their highly acclaimed D Tour podcast to share my thoughts on micro adventures and some of the small things we did with my dad that involved being outside. You can listen to my episode, ‘The Bucket List’, here: https://player.captivate.fm/episode/0b85f8da-64d5-4bc7-9fb3-7945f08f1f05/ Many…
I’ve been interviewed by Sui-Ling about my work with MacIntyre, dementia in people with a learning disability, World Alzheimer’s Month and MacIntyre’s work around death and dying. You can watch the film here: https://www.macintyrecharity.org/news-blogs/the-sui-ling-show-episode-forty-nine-featuring-beth-britton-/ Thank you Sui-Ling for such a fabulous interview – I loved talking to you.
My two webinars for Sweet Pea entitled ‘Help, I’m caring for someone with dementia’ and ‘Is it safe for my loved one with dementia to live at home’ are now available as podcasts, making them accessible to everyone, even if you don’t have a Sweet Pea login. Listen here: ‘Is it safe for…
As someone who is hugely passionate about the therapeutic benefits of music for people with dementia, I was delighted to be interviewed by Playlist for Life. I shared some of my musical memories, including those related to my dad, and information about my work and my thoughts on some of the pressing issues in dementia…
After being the first guest on the SweetPea Care webinar series, I’ve been invited back to look at tips for people with dementia to live safely and independently at home. I’ll be speaking to host Gemma Clay about dementia enabling environments and providing practical tips. The webinar is on 2 May at 1.30pm. You can…
I’m honoured to have been asked to be the first guest on the SweetPea Care webinar series. I’ll be speaking to host Gemma Clay about caring for someone with dementia and giving practical tips. The webinar is on 21 March at 1.30pm. You can find out more and sign up here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/help-im-caring-for-someone-with-dementia-practical-tips-for-caregivers-tickets-858160650607
I’m delighted to have been Nicola Payne’s guest on the MacIntyre Families Podcast again, this time alongside Meg Wilding to record Season 3, Episode 8. We talked about our dementia work at MacIntyre and the fantastic Dementia Special Interest Groups that we run. The podcast is available to listen to here: https://www.macintyrecharity.org/news-blogs/families-podcast-season-3-episode-8/ Thank you Nicky…
Hot on the heels of my podcast with Nicola Payne for World Alzheimer’s Month 2023, Nicky invited me back to her MacIntyre Families Podcast alongside Expert by Experience Jess Hiles and ARC England Director Clive Parry to record Season 3, Episode 6. We talked about the groundbreaking co-designed and co-delivered Loss and Bereavement training that…
As part of my ongoing commitment to support Dementia Carers Count I’ve recorded a podcast with Kate Legg, DCC’s Senior Specialist Practioner, as part of the Walk in my Shoes series. In the podcast I talk about my experiences of caring for my dad and the challenges of finding support when you are a carer. You…
Following my 2021 and 2022 podcasts with Nicola Payne, I was invited back by Nicky to record Season 3, Episode 4 of the MacIntyre Families Podcast for World Alzheimer’s Month 2023. Nicky and I discussed the World Alzheimer’s Month theme of ‘Never too early, Never too late’ (about risk reduction) and the dementia work we’ve…
I’m delighted to share my most personal interview to-date, recorded in May 2023 with Toni Kent for her Challenging University podcast. This is the promotional material that accompanies the social media release: How do you create an entirely unique career based on your life’s experiences? And how do you end up advising government bodies, global…
I’m Pete Hill’s guest for the latest episode of his The ‘D’ Word radio show. Have a listen here: https://www.ukhealthradio.com/blog/episode/this-week-on-the-d-word-pete-meets-dementia-campaigner-trainer-and-founder-of-the-d4dementia-blog-beth-britton/ Thank you for inviting me to talk to you Pete.
I’m honoured to have been chosen as Pippa Kelly’s 34th podcast guest for her ‘Well I Know Now…’ podcast. Pippa and I talk about our shared experiences of my dad’s and Pippa’s mum’s vascular dementia, social care, stigma, end of life care, wellbeing and so much more. To read Pippa’s introduction and listen to the…
Following my Podcast Debut in 2021, I was invited back by Nicola Payne to record the 21st episode of the MacIntyre Families Podcast just before Christmas 2021. Nicky and I wanted to share information about MacIntyre’s Dying to Talk Project, which I am a consultant for. The podcast is now available to listen to here:…
I’m delighted to have been interviewed for the 9th episode of the MacIntyre Families Podcast. You can listen to the podcast here: https://www.macintyrecharity.org/our-approach/families/families-podcast/ My thanks go to Nicola Payne for choosing to interview me for the podcast.
I’ve been interviewed by Insequa Ltd, where I was asked: 1) What would you like the new government’s response to dementia care to be? 2) What are we getting right in dementia care? 3) Demographics determine that the ageing population in the UK will rise considerably in the coming generation. This will align with an…
I’ve been interviewed by the Daily Sparkle, all about my dad and the work I do now. You can read the interview here: http://www.dailysparkle.co.uk/interview-beth-britton/ My thanks go to the team at the Daily Sparkle for interviewing me.
As part of their series of dementia-related content to support UK Dementia Action Week 2018, one of my consultancy clients, MacIntyre, have interviewed me about my work on their groundbreaking Wellbeing for Life toolkit. You can read the interview here: https://www.macintyrecharity.org/news-blogs/macintyres-wellbeing-for-life-toolkit/ In the interview I talk about how I wrote content, and reviewed the entire Wellbeing…
My interview with Employees Matter, ‘Beth Britton – from personal story to D4Dementia’ has been published and can be read here: http://employeesmatter.co.uk/beth-britton-personal-story-d4dementia/ The interview is focused on the needs of carers, particularly carers who are juggling caring and employment, and includes advice for employers. My thanks go to Employees Matter for interviewing me.
I’m pleased to have been interviewed by the Dementia Action Alliance (DAA) talking all about learning disabilities and dementia, including my work with MacIntyre and the DAA ‘From Seldom Heard to Seen and Heard’ Campaign. You can read the interview here: https://www.dementiaaction.org.uk/news/27003_beth_britton_on_learning_disabilities_and_dementia Thank you to the team at DAA for their support, and colleagues at…
