Free public resource
A little more understanding. A more supportive day.
Sometimes it is the everyday moments that leave us with the most questions. A conversation changes direction, or a familiar routine feels less straightforward. We are developing a free resource to explore those moments, consider different perspectives and find supportive approaches, without assuming everyone's experience is the same.
Free access intended at launchIn developmentNot yet publicly available
Three ways in
Everyone's experience is their own. Pick the one closest to you.
When a familiar situation feels different, a clear explanation can be a useful place to start.
We are developing accessible information and everyday examples to explore at your own pace. The aim is to offer practical approaches while respecting your independence, your choices and the fact that your experience is your own.
These invitations introduce the project, not a sample activity.
The journey we are building
In development, not yet publicly available. This is the experience being designed.
Explore a familiar situation
Each story is intended to begin somewhere ordinary: a conversation, a drink, a visit, a trip out.
Consider different experiences
The same moment, seen from more than one side, through original illustrated scenes.
Learn why a response may help
Short, plain explanations alongside the story, so the point is never hidden.
Find practical, supportive approaches
Ideas to take back into an ordinary day.
- Free, for everyone close to it. No charge and no paid tier planned. For people living with dementia, families, friends and anyone offering support.
- Built from ordinary days. A conversation, a drink, a visit, a trip to the shops. Understanding starts where life actually happens.
- Kinder, more confident responses. Plain explanations of what may be going on, and what tends to help in the moment.
Being developed as a free resource.
Free access is intended at launch, with no paid tier planned. It is in development and not yet publicly available. When it opens, this page will say so and link to it directly.
- It is not a diagnosis, treatment or clinical service, and it has not been clinically validated.
- It does not claim to reproduce exactly what dementia feels like.
- It is not an emergency or crisis service. If someone is at immediate risk, contact the emergency services.
Looking for paid, structured training for care work? That is a separate product. BOLT Care Learning