“I know firsthand how overwhelming it can feel when someone you love is living with dementia. Watching a parent or partner change, and trying to work out what support they need, is one of the hardest things a family can go through. With over eight years of experience in the care sector and an NVQ Level 5 in Health and Social Care, my priority is to make the move to dementia care at home as calm and reassuring as possible, for your loved one and for you.
As Branch Manager here in Camberley, I make sure every person we support receives the same patient, person-centred care I would want for my own relatives. For someone living with dementia, that means familiar faces, consistent routines and carers who take the time to understand their life story, their preferences and what helps them feel settled. Compassion, dignity and respect always come first.
My team and I are proud to support families across Camberley, Frimley and the surrounding areas, and we’re always right here on your doorstep whenever you need us.”
Specialist daily & live-in dementia care in Camberley, so your loved one can stay safely at home at every stage of the condition, and your family can feel supported too.
Every carer receives in-depth dementia training that goes beyond industry requirements. Whether your loved one is in the early stages of memory loss or living with advanced dementia of any type, we build a personalised care plan around them, so they feel safe, settled and understood.
Whether you need regular visits to help with daily routines or a live-in carer for round-the-clock reassurance, our carers can help with.
We know that accepting care can be difficult for someone living with dementia. That’s why we take time to introduce carers gradually, build trust at your loved one’s pace, and adapt the care plan as their needs change.
Meaningful activity and cognitive stimulation are clinically recognised as beneficial for people living with dementia. Our carers support your loved one with the activities that matter to them, whether that is a daily walk, tending the garden, listening to familiar music, or working through reminiscence materials. Engagement that connects to a person's history and identity is far more effective than generic activity programmes.
Behavioural and psychological symptoms, including agitation, anxiety, restlessness, and mood changes are experienced by the majority of people living with dementia at some point. Our carers are trained to identify triggers, de-escalate distress calmly, and respond in ways that reduce rather than increase anxiety. This includes the use of validation therapy, redirection techniques, and structured routine as stabilising tools.
Sundowning, increased confusion and agitation in the late afternoon and evening is one of the most challenging aspects of dementia for families to manage at home. Our live-in dementia carers in Camberley are experienced in managing sundowning through environmental adjustment, structured evening routines, calm communication, and where appropriate, working with GPs on any contributing medical factors.
Rather than correcting a person living with dementia when their reality differs from our own, validation therapy involves entering their world with empathy acknowledging their feelings and experiences as real and meaningful. Our carers use validation and gentle redirection techniques daily, helping to reduce distress and maintain dignity in every interaction.
Most importantly, care provided at home allows those with dementia to continue to live the life they are accustomed to. Having favourite regular activities, hobbies and creature comforts close to hand allows those living with dementia to maintain a level of comfort, independence, mental health and security that cannot be easily matched at other care options or facilities such as moving into a care home.
With our extensive experience in providing home care for all needs, we regularly see the benefits – both physically and mentally – that choosing care at home provides over traditional care and nursing homes. It allows people with dementia to have the freedom to choose when and what they eat, the ability to maintain their own lifestyle and routines, and even keep their beloved pets close at hand.
This, accompanied with personal one-to-one care from a Gabriel’s Angels carer, gives them that all-important reassurance of familiar surroundings and a consistent helping hand. This also gives loved ones along with family and friends peace of mind that they are getting the help they need while managing to maintain their independence.
Home care can also be easily tailored to fit your individual needs and changing situations. As more care is needed over time, we will adapt your personalised care plan with you and your loved ones to ensure that you are getting the support you need at all stages.
Our specialist dementia care team supports families across Surrey and neighbouring Hampshire border areas, here are some of the areas we cover:
All our staff are trained to provide support at all stages of any type of dementia, which is constantly updated based on the most up-to-date medical and nursing research. Giving complete peace of mind and providing the most flexible care available.