Feel better prepared for life with dementia

For people with dementia

For carers

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This website gives you answers after a dementia diagnosis.
You’ll find up-to-date information from clinicians and researchers, practical suggestions and stories from people living with dementia and carers, and tools to help you come to terms and live positively with dementia.
This website is your guide for the first year after diagnosis. It will help you choose your own path forward with dementia.
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Internet-delivered intervention improves older adult cognition
The Maintain Your Brain internet-based coaching intervention was designed to prevent cognitive decline over 3 years.
Finding culturally appropriate support after diagnosis
Australian Multicultural Community Services provide personalised support to Otto and Ann, including offering culturally specific food and assisting Otto in pursuing his interests.
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