We are proud to share our first publicly published piece of work.

 

This paper introduces the Interface Lens, a conceptual way of understanding how a person’s inner experience meets the external world, and how this coordination may become strained in dementia.

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Grounded in lived experience and written for carers and practitioners, it offers a simple, transferable way to interpret behaviour and guide interaction in the moment of care. The Interface Lens is intended to sit alongside existing approaches, supporting dignity, connection, and person-led care when traditional frameworks fall short.

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​This paper is the embodiment of everything we have learned on this journey. It is freely available for anyone to download, share, and use.

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