Category: News
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Options to help keep you socially and mentally active online
Being socially and mentally active can help boost your brain health.
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Options for keeping physically active at home
We know physical activity can help to improve or maintain memory, thinking, and the daily function of people with dementia.
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New habits for the new year
It’s time to set a new goal, make a life plan and move forward with dementia.
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A tribute to Dr Hasegawa
by Prof Henry Brodaty
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Time Travelling with Technology
By Madeleine Radnan, Ruth Brookman, and Celia Harris from the MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour, & Development, Western Sydney University
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Surviving the festive season
Tips and ideas for maintaining your physical and emotional health during the festive season.
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I-HARP: Improving dementia outcomes through at-home care
By Professor Yun-hee Jeon, Professor of Healthy Ageing. 30.11.21
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Showcasing the COPE program
COPE focuses on what the person with dementia can do, not on what they can’t.
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Dementia Reframed
Dementia Reframed is about exploring different ways of thinking about dementia, beyond the medical focus on cause and treatment, and beyond the messages of doom and gloom.
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Social inclusion for people living with dementia
20 – 28 November is Social Inclusion Week, and this year the theme is connect, collaborate and celebrate.