From websites to specialist journals and major publications, I pride myself on an approachable and very readable writing style, an ability to communicate key ideas and themes, and supreme attention to detail that makes the content I produce stand out from the crowd.
As an expert in ageing, health and social care I have an authoritative voice and a dedicated following for my work. I have a passion for telling the stories that make health and care issues come to life, and a uniquely personal perspective as a former carer to my father.
KEY FACTS ABOUT MY CONTENT CREATION WORK:
- I am able to write on any topic around ageing, health and social care.
- I have a 7+ year track record of producing content that is accurate, accessible, informative and appealing, delivered on time and to the agreed specifications.
- I have a vast array of experiences (both personal and also professional through my training, mentoring and consultancy work) to draw on, giving my writing a uniquely readable style.
- I ensure content conforms to guidelines, eg: dementia language guidelines.
- I signpost to relevant organisations/initiatives whenever possible, and I have an extensive database and network of contacts to support this.
- I write both authored work (which I share with my social media following and is listed in my portfolio further down this page) and ghost-written work.
- I am experienced in incorporating keywords and other SEO requirements.
- I can provide content marketing and/or social media marketing consultancy to help you maximise your content.
This blog sums up my passion for content creation: https://www.alliance-scotland.org.uk/blog/opinion/how-words-can-make-or-break-us/
COMMENTS ABOUT MY CONTENT CREATION:
“Beth’s work ethic is impeccable. Any piece of work undertaken is always produced to the highest of standards. It really is a pleasure to work alongside her. I trust any task given to her and know that it will be completed to the highest quality with reputable references that are eminent in current best practice and thinking.”
Sarah Ormston, Former Health, Dementia and Wellbeing Manager, MacIntyre
“Beth has a great understanding of your needs beyond the original brief, delivering high quality copywriting and helpful advice regarding content. Beth has a wealth of experience both personal and academically, and really takes the time to listen to you.”
Stephanie Coyne, Former Marketing Manager, Consultus
“Beth took the time to get to know and understand our service like no other partner. Her ability to quickly become adept with our service was evident in the quality of work produced and content calibre. Beth has a unique writing style that turns very complex topics into a clear, concise and enjoyable reading experience.”
Mitch Miller, Former Managing Director, ENA Care Group
CONTENT I’VE PRODUCED (ONLINE AND IN PRINT) INCLUDES:
- Features
- Articles
- Blogs
- News Items
- eBooks
- Guides
- Interviews
- Case studies
- Webpage copy
- Training materials
- Opinion pieces
- Topical debate pieces
- Books
MY WRITING BACKGROUND:
I’ve had a passion for writing my whole life, excelling at English language, English literature and history from a young age. I freelanced with sport and lifestyle feature writing before becoming Editor of Voiceoffootball from 2005-2007, with 23 columnists writing for me.
As my father’s dementia continued to advance, I made the decision to prioritise his needs, and that remained the case until he passed away.
Through my writing I aim to appeal to the hearts and minds of my audience and communicate honestly and passionately. My work has been described as engaging, informative, inspiring and easy to understand.
I am the author of D4Dementia, one of the most highly-acclaimed and widely-read dementia blogs in the world. I have also blogged for Huffington Post, and written numerous guest blogs.
MY AUTHORED PORTFOLIO:
January 2024: Care Choices – ‘The emotional rollercoaster of care decision-making’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/supporting-changed-behaviour-when-a-person-has-dementia/
November 2023: Care Choices – ‘Supporting changed behaviour when a person has dementia’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/supporting-changed-behaviour-when-a-person-has-dementia/
September 2023: NACC Yearbook (Page 81) – ‘Supporting special dietary needs in care homes’ (No link available)
September 2023: Care Choices – ‘Dementia risk factors and risk reduction’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/developing-dementia-risk-factors-and-reduction/
September 2023: MacIntyre – ‘Supporting people living with dementia to lead their best life’ https://www.macintyrecharity.org/news-blogs/supporting-people-living-with-dementia-to-lead-their-best-lives/
Sept 2023: Care Talk (Pages 54-55) – ‘Never too early, never too late’ https://www.caretalk.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/caretalk-sept-2023.pdf
August 2023: MacIntyre – ‘Janet’s Dying to Talk Case Study’ https://www.macintyrecharity.org/news-blogs/janets-dying-to-talk/
August 2023: Care Choices – ‘Supporting dementia carers to avoid a breakdown’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/supporting-dementia-carers-to-avoid-a-breakdown/
July 2023: The Caring View – ‘Innovating in a human way’ https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/innovating-human-way-thecaringview/
May 2023: Care Choices – ‘Speaking up about dementia’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/speaking-up-about-dementia/
April 2023: Care Talk (Pages 54-55) – ‘The immense value of co-designed and co-delivered training’ https://www.caretalk.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/caretalk-april-2023.pdf
March 2023: Care Choices – ‘The vital role of advocacy’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/the-vital-role-of-advocacy/
September 2022: MacIntyre – ‘Barry’s brilliant book – Life story work in action’ https://www.macintyrecharity.org/news-blogs/barrys-brilliant-book/
September 2022: Care Choices – ‘Living with dementia when you are under 65’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/living-with-dementia-when-you-are-under-65/
September 2022: MacIntyre – ‘Leading an independent life with a learning disability and dementia’ https://www.macintyrecharity.org/news-blogs/leading-an-independent-life-with-a-learning-disability-and-dementia/
August 2022: MacIntyre – ‘Feeling in control: positive outcomes from our Dying to Talk project’ https://www.macintyrecharity.org/news-blogs/feeling-in-control-positive-outcomes-from-our-dying-to-talk-project/
August 2022: Care Choices – ‘Moving to an out-of-area care home’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/moving-to-an-out-of-area-care-home/
July 2022: Care Choices – ‘Finding replacement, restorative, respite care’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/respite-for-carers-finding-replacement-restorative-respite-care/
June 2022: Cruse Bereavement Support – ‘Supporting people with learning disabilities through grief’ https://www.cruse.org.uk/about/blog/supporting-people-with-learning-disabilities-through-grief-and-bereavement/
June 2022: Care Choices – ‘Being visible, valued and supported as an unpaid carer’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/being-visible-valued-and-supported-as-an-unpaid-carer/
June 2022: Compassion in Dying – ‘Planning end of life care with people who have learning disabilities’ https://medium.com/death-dying-and-digital/planning-end-of-life-care-with-people-who-have-learning-disabilities-f097d0855f
May 2022: Dementia Carers Count – ‘The joy of being outdoors’ https://dementiacarers.org.uk/blog/the-joy-of-being-outdoors/
May 2022: Dept of Health and Social Care – ‘Empowering people with learning disabilities to make end of life plans’ https://socialcare.blog.gov.uk/2022/05/20/empowering-people-with-learning-disabilities-to-make-end-of-life-plans/
May 2022: Bellevie Care – ‘Caring for a loved one with dementia’ https://www.belleviecare.co.uk/caring-for-a-loved-one-with-dementia/
May 2022: MacIntyre – ‘Working with hospices’ https://www.macintyrecharity.org/news-blogs/working-with-hospices/
May 2022: Care Talk (Pages 10-11) – ‘Dying to Talk’ https://www.caretalk.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/caretalk-may-2022.pdf
April 2022: Bellevie Care – ‘Wellbeing when you are living with Parkinson’s’ https://www.belleviecare.co.uk/wellbeing-when-you-are-living-with-parkinsons/
Feb 2022: Bellevie Care – ‘Enjoying a healthy relationship with food’ https://www.belleviecare.co.uk/enjoying-a-healthy-relationship-with-food/
Feb 2022: MacIntyre – ‘Supporting MacIntyre staff to feel more confident about death and dying’ https://www.macintyrecharity.org/news-blogs/supporting-macintyre-staff-to-feel-more-confident-about-death-and-dying/
Dec 2021: ENA Care Group – ‘Exploring the relationships that are at the heart of ENA live-in care – Part 2’ https://ena.co.uk/news/exploring-the-relationships-that-are-at-the-heart-of-ena-live-in-care-part-2/
Dec 2021: ENA Care Group – ‘Exploring the relationships that are at the heart of ENA live-in care – Part 1’ https://ena.co.uk/news/exploring-the-relationships-that-are-at-the-heart-of-ena-live-in-care-part-1/
Nov 2021: MacIntyre – ‘MacIntyre Families: The Story of Jo and Jess’ https://www.macintyrecharity.org/our-approach/resources/jo-and-jess-case-study/
Nov 2021: MacIntyre – ‘MacIntyre Families: The Story of Moira and Shared Lives Carer Tina’ https://www.macintyrecharity.org/our-approach/resources/tina-and-moira-case-study/
Nov 2021: MacIntyre – ‘MacIntyre Families: The Story of Alison from her Sister Sandra’ https://www.macintyrecharity.org/our-approach/resources/alison-in-words-of-her-sister-sandra/
Sept 2021: Care Leaders Network – ‘Beth Britton offers tips on working with families’ https://staging.bethbritton.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Beth-Britton-article.pdf
July 2021: ENA Care Group – ‘Every day is different as an ENA live-in carer’ https://ena.co.uk/news/a-career-that-means-every-day-is-different-every-day-is-different-as-an-ena-live-in-carer/
June 2021: Care Choices – ‘Supporting a person with dementia to walk’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/supporting-a-person-with-dementia-to-walk/
May 2021: Care Choices – ‘Recognising when caring responsibilities go beyond your means’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/recognising-when-caring-responsibilities-go-beyond-your-means/
April 2021: ENA Care Group – ‘The role of families in good social care provision’ https://ena.co.uk/news/the-role-of-families-in-good-social-care-provision/
April 2021: ENA Care Group – ‘Living with Parkinson’s: Matt Eagles’ story’ https://ena.co.uk/news/living-with-parkinsons/
March 2021: Care Choices – ‘Family care dilemmas: How to support a loved one who doesn’t want support’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/family-care-dilemmas-how-to-support-someone-who-doesnt-want-support/
February 2021: Care Choices – ‘Accessing social care for a relative or as a family carer’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/accessing-social-care/
February 2021: ENA Care Group – ‘Positive ways to communicate with a person who has dementia’ https://ena.co.uk/news/positive-ways-to-communicate-with-a-person-who-has-dementia/
December 2020: The Hunter Centre – ‘Finding Positivity After a Diagnosis of Dementia’ https://www.thehuntercentre.co.uk/blog/beth-britton
November 2020: 3 Spirit UK – ‘A New Kind of Dementia Apprenticeship’ https://www.3spirituk.com/a-new-kind-of-dementia-apprenticeship/
August 2020: Care Choices – ‘The Importance of Respite Care’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/the-importance-of-respite-care/
July 2020: Scope – ‘It’s time for dementia to be seen as a disability’ https://community.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/330114
July 2020: Nursing and Residential Care (NRC) – ‘Case study: WhatsApp support through the COVID-19 pandemic’ https://www.magonlinelibrary.com/doi/full/10.12968/nrec.2020.22.7.8 (Subscriber only content)
June 2020: Nursing and Residential Care (NRC) – ‘Body image and dementia’ https://www.magonlinelibrary.com/doi/abs/10.12968/nrec.2020.22.6.9 (Subscriber only content)
June 2020: Care Choices – ‘Moving into a care home during the coronavirus pandemic’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/moving-into-a-care-home-during-the-coronavirus-pandemic/
June 2020: The Hunter Centre – ‘Caring For a Loved One With Dementia’ https://www.thehuntercentre.co.uk/blog/caring-for-a-loved-one-with-dementia
May 2020: Care Choices – ‘Living with Memory Loss – Tips for Managing Day-to-Day’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/living-with-memory-loss-tips-for-managing-day-to-day/
May 2020: Distancing with Dementia – ‘Activities to try in care homes and at home’ https://distancingwithdementia.org.uk/activities-to-try-in-care-homes-and-at-home/
May 2020: BRACE – ‘Isolation, living with dementia and the coronavirus pandemic’ https://www.alzheimers-brace.org/blog/isolation-living-with-dementia-and-the-coronavirus-pandemic
March 2020: Care Choices – ‘Getting connected – Digital skills for older people’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/getting-connected-digital-skills-for-older-people/
March 2020: Mycarematters – ‘Planning for the future matters’ https://www.mycarematters.org/bethbrittonblog
February 2020: Care Choices – ‘Organising a person’s end of life care plan’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/organising-a-persons-end-of-life-care/
February 2020: Promedica24 – ‘Make time to talk about mental health’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2020/02/make-time-talk-mental-health/
February 2020: Promedica24 – ‘Raising awareness of tinnitus – its causes and ways to find relief’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2020/02/raising-awareness-of-tinnitus/
January 2020: Care Choices – ‘Combatting loneliness amongst older people’ https://www.carechoices.co.uk/combating-loneliness-amongst-older-people/
January 2020: Promedica24 – ‘Avoiding a crisis – Care advice and support for families’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2020/01/avoiding-crisis-care-advice-support/
January 2020: Promedica24 – ‘When sleeping is all you want to do’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2020/01/sleeping-support-home-care/
December 2019: BRACE – ‘Supporting a loved one with dementia at Christmas’ https://www.alzheimers-brace.org/blog/supporting-a-loved-one-with-dementia-at-christmas
December 2019: Promedica24 – ‘Know your human rights’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2019/12/human-rights-day/
November 2019: Promedica24 – ‘Would you be able to spot diabetes in a family member?’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2019/11/able-spot-diabetes-family-member/
November 2019: Promedica24 – ‘An Armistice Day thank you’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2019/11/an-armistice-day-thank-you/
November 2019: Promedica24 – ‘More than just feeling low’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2019/11/just-feeling-low/
October 2019: Promedica24 – ‘Loneliness in older age’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2019/10/loneliness-blog/
October 2019: Promedica24 – ‘Mental health for all’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2019/10/mental-health-for-all/
September 2019: Dept of Health and Social Care – ‘Championing unheard voices’ https://socialcare.blog.gov.uk/2019/09/20/championing-unheard-voices/
September 2019: NACAS – ‘Care workers became our extended family’ https://www.nacas.org.uk/blog.html
September 2019: Promedica24 – ‘Boost your wellbeing in five ways’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2019/09/boost-wellbeing-five-ways/
September 2019: Promedica24 – ‘Time to talk about male cancers’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2019/09/time-talk-male-cancers/
August 2019: Promedica24 – ‘Celebrating our diversity’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2019/08/celebrating-our-diversity/
August 2019: 3 Nations Dementia Working Group – ‘The Individual in Us All’ https://www.3ndementiawg.org/the-individual-in-us-all/
August 2019: Promedica24 – ‘Fun for all ages’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2019/08/fun-for-all-ages/
July 2019: Promedica24 – ‘Communicating with a person who has dementia’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2019/07/communicating-person-dementia/
July 2019: Promedica24 – ‘Enjoying the great outdoors when living with dementia’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2019/07/enjoying-great-outdoors-living-dementia/
June 2019: Promedica24 – ‘Transforming care for people with a learning disability’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2019/06/transforming-care-for-people-with-a-learning-disability/
June 2019: Dementia Carers Count – ‘Silent Carers’ https://dementiacarers.org.uk/2019/06/10/silent-carers/
May 2019: Promedica24 – ‘Signs of a Stroke: Act FAST’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2019/05/fast-for-stroke/
May 2019: Consultus – ‘No place like home’ https://www.consultuscare.com/about/news/no-place-like-home/
April 2019: Nursing and Residential Care (NRC) – ‘How previous life routines affect sundown syndrome’ https://www.magonlinelibrary.com/doi/abs/10.12968/nrec.2019.21.5.260 (Subscriber only content)
April 2019: Promedica24 – ‘Raising awareness of Parkinson’s’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2019/04/raising-awareness-parkinsons/
April 2019: Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland – ‘How words can make or break us’ https://www.alliance-scotland.org.uk/blog/opinion/how-words-can-make-or-break-us/#expanded
March 2019: Elder – ‘Live-in Carer Key Skills Two: Personal Traits’ https://www.elder.org/care-guides/carer-guides/key-skills-two/
March 2019: Elder – ‘Live-in Carer Key Skills One: Communication’ https://www.elder.org/care-guides/carer-guides/key-skills-one/
March 2019: Brighterkind – ‘The benefits of revisiting memories’ https://www.brighterkind.com/news/blog/revisiting-memories
March 2019: Consultus – ‘My family member has been diagnosed with a type of dementia – How can I help?’ https://www.consultuscare.com/about/news/my-family-member-has-been-diagnosed-with-a-type-of-dementia-how-can-i-help/
March 2019: Promedica24 – ‘The importance of social connectivity for people with dementia’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2019/03/importance-social-connectivity-people-dementia/
Feb 2019: Consultus – ‘I’m worried that my family member may be developing dementia’ https://www.consultuscare.com/about/news/i-m-worried-that-my-family-member-may-be-developing-dementia/
Feb 2019: Foundation for Nursing Studies (FoNS) – ‘My passion for person and relationship centred care and support’ https://www.fons.org/common-room/blogs
Feb 2019: Promedica24 – ‘Using music to find magic moments in dementia care’ https://www.promedica24.co.uk/2019/02/using-music-find-magic-moments-dementia-care/
Nov 2018: Social Care Future – ‘A future for social care where personal experience is REALLY valued’ https://socialcarefuture.blog/2018/11/26/a-future-for-social-care-where-personal-experience-is-really-valued/
Nov 2018: Oxfordshire Association of Care Providers (OACP) – Talking Care (Issue 5) – Pages 26-28 ‘Learning from people with a learning disability’ http://www.talkingcare.online/talkingcare-issue5/TalkingCareOnline_Issue5.html
Oct 2018: Dementia Alliance International – ‘The power of our voices’ https://www.dementiaallianceinternational.org/the-power-of-our-voices/
Sept 2018: Care Talk – ‘Don’t Neglect The Key Skills of Your Staff’ https://www.caretalk.co.uk/previous-issues/
June 2018: Nursing Older People (RCNi) – ‘Mum and I were confused as to why Dad would be given morphine’ https://rcni.com/nursing-older-people/opinion/comment/mum-and-i-were-confused-to-why-dad-would-be-given-morphine-135766 (Subscriber only content)
March 2018: Elder – ‘Living with Dementia – Your Essential Guide’ https://www.elder.org/care-guides/living-with-dementia/
Feb 2018: John’s Campaign – ‘Why John’s Campaign is Still So Relevant, and So Needed’ http://johnscampaign.org.uk/#/post/why-jc-is-still-so-relevant-and-still-so-needed
Feb 2018: Dementia Action Alliance – ‘Implimenting the PM Challenge on Dementia 2020’ https://www.dementiaaction.org.uk/news/26415_beth_britton
Dec 2017: Elder – ‘Prevention – The Pledge the NHS Really Needs from All of Us’ https://www.elder.org/the-elder/prevention-the-pledge-the-nhs-really-needs-from-all-of-us/
Oct 2017: Oxfordshire Association of Care Providers (OACP) – Talking Care (Issue 4) – Article (Pages 14-15) ‘Improvement for all-time, not just crisis-time’, and guest editorial (Page 3) – http://www.talkingcare.online/talkingcare-issue4/TalkingCareOnline_Issue4.html
Aug 2017: National Dementia Carers Day – ‘I was once where you are now’ http://www.nationaldementiacarersday.co.uk/supporter-messages-and-news/
July 2017: Elder – ‘Sandwich Caring – Looking after the Youngest and Oldest in Your Family’ https://www.elder.org/feature/sandwich-caring-looking-after-the-youngest-and-oldest-in-your-family/
June 2017: Elder – ‘The Truth about Unpaid Caring at 65+’ https://www.elder.org/feature/the-truth-about-unpaid-caring-at-65-plus/
June 2017: Alzheimer’s Society Personal Choice Supplement – ‘Information is Power’ (Page 8) https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/download/downloads/id/3557/personal_choice_supplement_spring_2017.pdf
May 2017: Elder – ‘The Emotional Impact of Dementia’ https://www.elder.org/feature/the-emotional-impact-of-dementia/
Feb 2017: Dementia Action Alliance – ‘Why I joined Dementia Action Alliance’ http://www.dementiaaction.org.uk/news/21747_blog_why_i_joined_dementia_action_alliance
Feb 2017: MacIntyre – ‘Why everyone needs a Great Interaction’ http://www.macintyrecharity.org/why-everyone-needs-a-great-interaction/
Jan 2017: Care Choices – ‘Dementia Friendly Norfolk 2017’ (contributor) http://www.carechoices.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Dementia-Friendly-Norfolk-2017.pdf
Oct 2016: South West Care Magazine – ‘Why care improvement is for every social care provider’ http://www.carefocussw.co.uk/swcm/
Oct 2016: Care Talk – ‘What does it take to pass my ‘Mum Test’?’ http://www.caretalk.co.uk/what-does-it-take-to-pass-my-mum-test/
Sept 2016: Alzheimer’s Society Personal Choice Supplement – ‘Embracing my dad’s individuality’ (Page 8) https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/site/scripts/download_info.php?fileID=3157
Sept 2016: BRACE Autumn 2016 newsletter – “Hello, My Name Is” (Page 14) https://www.alzheimers-brace.org/newsletter
July 2016: Sanctuary Social Care – ‘A call to realise the potential of the Care Act for carers’ http://www.sanctuarysocialcare.com/blog/a-call-to-realise-the-potential-of-the-care-act-for-carers-61864103320
June 2016: Nursing Older People (RCNi) – ‘Older people hit by Brexit backlash’ https://rcni.com/nursing-older-people/opinion/comment/older-people-hit-brexit-backlash-58976
May 2016: Arc Seven – ‘What makes great dementia training?’ http://www.arcseven.co.uk/dementia-training
April 2016: Sanctuary Social Work News – ‘The darling debate’ http://www.sanctuarysocialcare.com/blog/april-june-issue-of-sanctuary-social-work-news-out-now–69211247036
Jan 2016: Sanctuary Social Work News – ‘Life with dementia’ http://www.sanctuarysocialcare.com/blog/january-march-issue-of-sanctuary-social-work-news-out-now–64412281262
Nov 2015: Retire Savvy – ‘Living with dementia’ https://retiresavvy.skipton.co.uk/real-life-living-dementia
Nov 2015: Dementia UK – ‘Facing dementia – Finding the positives and getting support’ http://www.dementiauk.org/facing-dementia-finding-the-positives-and-getting-support/
Sept 2015: Cap Awards – ‘The importance of excellence in care home catering and housekeeping’ http://www.capaward.co.uk/news/the-importance-of-excellence-in-care-home-catering-and-housekeeping/
May 2015: Mears Group – ‘Care and dementia’ http://www.mearsgroup.co.uk/care-and-dementia/
May 2015: The Guardian – ‘Good care but carelessness: What I found from shadowing a CQC inspection’ http://www.theguardian.com/social-care-network/2015/may/14/good-care-but-carelessness-what-i-found-from-shadowing-a-cqc-inspection
April 2015: Young Dementia UK – ‘Living with a learning disability and dementia’ http://www.youngdementiauk.org/blogs/living-learning-disability-and-young-onset-dementia
April 2015: Rhapsody in Words – ‘Film review: Still Alice’ http://rhapsodyinwords.com/2015/04/06/film-review-still-alice-guest-blog-by-beth-britton/
March 2015: Dementia Women – ‘My dad: A man in a woman’s world’ http://www.dementiawomen.org.uk/opus48.html
Feb 2015: BRACE – http://www.alzheimers-brace.org/blog/guest-blogger-beth-britton
Dec 2014: The Age Page – http://www.theagepage.co.uk/the_age_page/2014/12/advent-calendar-2014-day-11.html
July/Aug 2014: Learning Disability Today – ‘Living well with dementia’
June/July 2014: Journal of Community Nursing – ‘Making a difference to the lives of people with dementia and their carers’ http://www.jcn.co.uk/journal/06-2014/editorial/1635-making-a-difference-to-the-lives-of-people-with-dementia-and-their-carers/
June 2014: Carewatch – ‘Remembering you matter’ http://www.carewatch.co.uk/blog/2014/june/09/remembering-you-matter/
May 2014: Nursing Times – ‘Good dementia care needs human interaction, not apps’ http://www.nursingtimes.net/nursing-practice/clinical-zones/mental-health/good-dementia-care-needs-human-interaction-not-apps/5071422.article?blocktitle=Practice-comment&contentID=6854
May 2014: Jessica Kingsley Publishers ‘Creating Culturally Appropriate Outside Spaces and Experiences for People with Dementia’ – http://www.jkp.com/catalogue/book/9781849055147
May 2014: Memory Bank – ‘Taking a trip down memory lane’ http://www.memory-bank.org/news/taking-trip-down-memory-lane-how-past-made-present-more-pleasurable-my-dad-beth-britton
April 2014: Independent Age – ‘Beth Britton: From carer to campaigner’ http://www.independentage.org/blog/blog/2014/april/beth-britton-from-carer-to-campaigner/
March 2014: BRACE newsletter – ‘From my dad’s bedside to the G8 Dementia Summit’ http://www.alzheimers-brace.org/sites/default/files/newsletters/BRACEnewsletter_spring2014.pdf
Feb 2014: Nursing and Residential Care Journal – http://www.nursingresidentialcare.com/cgi-bin/go.pl/library/article.html?uid=103257;article=NRC_16_3_126
Jan 2014: Gracewell Healthcare – ‘What makes a good dementia care home?’ http://blog.gracewell.co.uk/makes-good-dementia-care-home/
Dec 2013: The Guardian – ‘G8 dementia summit: The real work begins now’ http://www.theguardian.com/social-care-network/2013/dec/18/g8-dementia-summit-global-fight-back
Nov 2013: The Guardian – ‘Improving dementia care: ask those who have lived with the illness’ http://www.theguardian.com/social-care-network/2013/nov/18/improving-dementia-care-patients-and-families
Oct 2013: Alzheimer’s Research UK – ‘My family and dementia’ http://www.dementiablog.org/family-dementia/
Sept 2013: Yahoo – http://uk.lifestyle.yahoo.com/dementia-means-family-172300696.html
Sept 2013: Yahoo – http://uk.lifestyle.yahoo.com/parent-needs-care-cant-094300175.html
Sept 2013: Yahoo – http://uk.lifestyle.yahoo.com/gran-got-dementia-child-help-165100955.html
May 2013: Journal of Dementia Care – http://www.careinfo.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/22-24MJ13web.pdf
April 2013: Healthcare.co.uk – http://www.healthcare.co.uk/the-new-dementia-screening-programme-what-you-need-to-know/
April 2013: Relative Matters – ‘Having quality of life with dementia’ http://www.relativematters.org/having-quality-of-life-with-dementia/
Jan 2013: Gransnet – ‘Dad, dementia and me’ http://www.gransnet.com/blogs/dad-dementia-and-me
Jan 2013: Nursing and Residential Care Journal – http://www.nursingresidentialcare.com/cgi-bin/go.pl/library/article.html?uid=96296;article=NRC_15_2_102_104
Dec 2012: The Age Page – http://www.theagepage.co.uk/the_age_page/2012/12/16-.html
Dec 2012: Department of Health/UK Prime Minister – ‘Xmas to remember’ campaign http://xmas-to-remember.tumblr.com/post/37833891090/the-greatest-present-a-blog-post-by-beth-britton
Nov 2012: Community Care – ‘Families and professionals must work together to transform dementia care’ http://www.communitycare.co.uk/blogs/adult-care-blog/2012/11/families-and-professionals-must-work-together-to-transform-dementia-care.html
Oct 2012: CPI Training (USA) – ‘The dementia talking’ http://www.crisisprevention.com/Blogs/Dementia-Care-Blog–Facilitating-Best-Abilities-an/October-2012/The-Dementia-Talking
Oct 2012: Nursing Times – ‘Is dementia nursing undervalued?’ http://www.nursingtimes.net/opinion/is-dementia-nursing-undervalued/5050344.article?blocktitle=Comment-and-blogs&contentID=4461
Aug 2012: BRACE newsletter – ‘Finding light in the darkness’ http://www.alzheimers-brace.org/sites/default/files/newsletters/newsletter_autumn2012_lo-res.pdf
Aug 2012: Creative Bloc – ‘How to make your work stand out’ http://www.creative-bloc.co.uk/how-to-make-your-work-stand-out/
Aug 2012: My Ageing Parent – ‘Positive Dementia Action Plan – Part 2: http://www.myageingparent.com/positive-dementia-action-plan-part-2/
July 2012 to Sept 2012: Series for Engage with You – http://www.engagewithyou.com/conversations/blogs/beth-britton/
July 2012: My Ageing Parent – ‘Positive Dementia Action Plan – Part 1: http://www.myageingparent.com/positive-dementia-action-plan-part-1/
July 2012: Nursing Times – ‘Nursing dementia better’ http://www.nursingtimes.net/nursing-practice/clinical-specialisms/neurology/nursing-dementia-better/5046834.article?blocktitle=Comment-and-blogs&contentID=4461
June 2012: Department of Health – ‘Long Term Conditions’ strategy http://longtermconditions.dh.gov.uk/have-your-say/
June 2012: Whose Shoes – ‘In the shoes of…Beth Britton’ http://whoseshoes.wordpress.com/2012/06/12/in-the-shoes-of-beth-britton-freelance-feature-writer-blogger-and-dementia-campaigner/
May 2012: The Gooner – ‘A lasting legacy’ http://www.onlinegooner.com/article.php?section=exclusive&id=2705
April 2012: The Gooner – ‘When the going gets tough…’ http://www.onlinegooner.com/article.php?section=exclusive&id=2670