Psychologist for dementia
Dementia affects not only the person diagnosed but the entire family. A psychologist with dementia expertise can help with neuropsychological assessment, coping strategies, and caregiver support. Early intervention is important for ensuring the best quality of life, and a psychologist can guide planning, communication, and handling the emotional challenges the disease brings.
Key figures
Psychologist for dementia: 169 psychologists on FindPsyk. 84 hold a ydernummer, 108 offer online sessions, and the typical waiting time is 4 weeks.
Popular therapy methods
Rikke Krogbæk Andreasen
Lystrup, Midtjylland
Brian Rosenstrøm
Esbjerg N, Syddanmark
Mariann Keis
Morud, Syddanmark
Lea Linnet
Egtved, Syddanmark
Lykke Paarup Birkeland
Odense C, Syddanmark
Birgit Gyberg Rasmussen
København NV, Hovedstaden
Marianne Bredberg
Ringsted, Sjaelland
Marianne Skak Lund
Lille Skensved, Sjaelland
Robert J. Jørgensen
Hornbæk, Hovedstaden
Magdalena Bialy Riis
Fredericia, Syddanmark
Vivi Knudsen
Hornbæk, Hovedstaden
Peter Walbum Christiansen
København V, Hovedstaden
Morten Tang
Hvidovre, Hovedstaden
Karina Bregendahl-Rafn
Rudkøbing, Syddanmark
Huong Nguyen
Vejle, Syddanmark
Peter Søndergaard
Skive, Midtjylland
Charlotte Møberg Møller
Sønderborg, Syddanmark
Kim Bonnesen
Frederiksberg, Hovedstaden
Dorte Kongerslev
Køge, Sjaelland
Finn Bjerke
Nykøbing F, Sjaelland
Erik Traun
Åbyhøj, Midtjylland
Ane Aakerlund
København Ø, Hovedstaden
Kristine Ravn
Aarhus C, Midtjylland
Birgit A. Cederholm
Ballerup, Hovedstaden
Psychologist for dementia: all 169 psychologists
- Ditte Anker Gormsen
- Jens Erik Ries
- Jeannette Lundbak Krog
- Katrine Nissen
- Celal Deveci
- Mette Hermund Kildahl
- Marianne Kierulff
- Karoline Debois
- Susanne Bærentzen
- Pia Brabrand
- Michala Schmidt
- Winnie Bagge Kolding-Andersen
- Jens Myrup
- Sidsel Grove
- Vincent Löffler
- Johan Philip Lindhardt Williams
- Helle Blaase
- Ulla Munck Bechmann
- Jytte Skau
- Albert Diekmann
- Glenn Bendstrup
- Katrine Augusta Borbjerg
- Stine Venø Hermansen
- Lena Brøgger Jepsen
- Karen Riber
- Lise Lildholdt
Frequently Asked Questions
What can a psychologist help with regarding dementia?
A psychologist can conduct neuropsychological assessments, offer cognitive training programs, help adapt daily life, and support caregivers. Therapy for the person with dementia can focus on maintaining functioning and quality of life as long as possible.
Can caregivers of people with dementia get psychological help?
Yes, caregiver burden in dementia is well-recognized and can lead to stress, depression, and burnout. A psychologist can help caregivers cope with the gradual loss, set boundaries, and find balance between caregiving and their own life.
How does a dementia assessment work with a psychologist?
Neuropsychological assessment includes standardized tests of memory, concentration, language function, and other cognitive functions. Results are compared with medical history and possibly brain scans to establish an accurate diagnosis.