Join us for a thought-provoking discussion as Ruth Meyer, Head of the Court of Protection team at Boyes Turner, dispels common myths surrounding dementia. In this engaging episode, Ruth and Charlene Hughes explore the significance of being a Dementia Friend and the positive impact it can have. Charlene shares her personal journey, revealing how she not only embraced the role of a dementia friend but also took it a step further by completing induction training and becoming a Dementia Friend Champion.
Gain valuable insights into the process of raising awareness and educating oneself about dementia. Tune in for an enlightening conversation that aims to break down barriers and foster understanding in our communities.
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Ruth Meyer
Ruth advises on setting up and running all types of Court of Protection deputyships and trusts for children and adults but has a particular specialism in those who have suffered severe brain injury and disability from medical negligence or a personal injury which gives rise to a claim.
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