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Free dementia advice: Appointments in the Duchy of Lauenburg in July!
Find out everything about the free dementia consultations in the Duchy of Lauenburg: dates, locations and important information.
Free dementia advice: Appointments in the Duchy of Lauenburg in July!
In the Duchy of Lauenburg there is fresh support for people with memory problems and their relatives. The Dementia Coordination Center will offer free, individual consultations from July 2025 aimed at interested parties from the region. The concerns and needs of those affected are in the foreground.
Various dates and locations are planned for the consultation in order to make it easier for as many people as possible to participate. Information will be provided in Lauenburg on July 24th at Fürstengarten 29, ground floor, from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. In Mölln, consultations are possible by appointment at the DRK practice clinic, and in Sandesneben there will be a meeting on July 17th in the Sandesneben-Nusse office from 2:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. In Schwarzenbek there will also be advice on July 10th in the town hall, Ritter-Wulf-Platz 1, club room, between 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.
What exactly is on offer?
The specialists at the new advice center not only listen to concerns and fears, but also provide valuable information about dementia and support in organizing help. The offers are not only intended for those affected, but also for relatives and friends who often face particular challenges and are looking for support.
An important point is that the coordination office can be reached directly: registrations can be made by telephone04542-83 84 670or by emailinfo@koordinierungsstelle-demenz.depossible. In addition, consultations are also possible in the home or at other locations within the district.
Dementia diseases in focus
According to the German Alzheimer Society In the early stages of dementia, impairments in short-term memory are often the focus. People with this condition often have difficulty remembering the content of conversations or even finding simple everyday objects. These disorders can lead to confusion and even embarrassing situations.
It is extremely important that those affected at this stage are involved in decisions about their treatment. Although their ability to make judgments and solve problems is limited, their independence in everyday tasks should be maintained. Advice and support can be crucial here.
The Dementia Coordination Center has therefore set out to improve the overall quality of care. This also includes training for companies and a network of service providers who take care of the needs of people with dementia. There are numerous initiatives worth supporting.
Overall, the coordination office is looking forward to many interested citizens who would like to benefit from the offers. These consultations are an important step in finding solutions together with those affected and their relatives and in better meeting the challenges that dementia brings with it.