29/10/2025
Former colleague Terri Eakins has shared a thoughtful piece about seeing Halloween through the eyes of residents. With many care homes misjudging this season, Terri’s insights help us better understand how to honour the occasion in a way that truly recognises our residents’ perspectives.
Interested? Give the blog a read!
New Blog: Halloween in Care – Seeing It Through the Eyes of Those We Care For
Written by Terri Eakins, NAPA Advanced Practitioner
As Halloween becomes more widely celebrated, it’s important to remember that not everyone experiences it in the same way. For some, the sights and sounds of the season can bring joy and creativity, but for others, especially people living with dementia, they can feel confusing or distressing.
In her latest blog, Terri explores how care teams can approach Halloween with empathy and understanding, creating inclusive, calm, and meaningful experiences that prioritise comfort, choice, and wellbeing.
Discover practical guidance on how to:
🍂 Create dementia-friendly seasonal spaces
🕯️ Embrace the spirit of the season without fear or overstimulation
🌻 Plan activities that reflect personal stories, memories, and preferences
Read the full blog:https://napa-activities.co.uk/halloween-in-care-seeing-it-through-their-eyes