‘Dementia Downunder’ – Youtube Channel

I  just wanted to remind you all about the Dementia Downunder Youtube Channel. I will be creating a series of short videos over the next few months that will allow me to share my tips about positive dementia care. The future videos will all be 3 minutes or less in duration and will cover my Top 10 positive dementia care tips.

I have created two videos so far with one released today which is an excerpt from my very first presentation as a dementia advocate (Dementia Friendly Communities). It demonstrates some of the lifestyle activities I am involved with at the nursing home plus a few funny stories. This short video was taken 8/9/2015 but certainly covers my thoughts on dementia friendly communities.

Please subscribe to the channel by clicking the ‘SUBSCRIBE’ button.

To view the two videos click below:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkk3w2JPGuEXdcmDApabVsg

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Dementia Downunder Afternoon Tea – The Dementia Whisperers Are Coming!

Great News! South Australia’s most knowledgeable dementia trainers will be attending the  inaugural ‘Dementia Downunder’ Afternoon Tea tomorrow.

Bring your tricky questions, and challenge Sue-ellen & Jane ( from DBMAS) to help find you a dementia related strategy. These ladies are the best in the business and we are really lucky to have both ladies attending at the same time.

The venue has been prepared. Look forward to seeing you there.

Saturday 27 August, 2016

2pm – 3.30pm

22 King William St, Kent Town.

Please rsvp via the ‘Meetup Event’

regards
Brett

*JOIN the ‘Dementia Downunder’ Facebook Support Group

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Looking for fast facts about Alzheimer’s Disease and other related dementias? Just had a friend or family member diagnosed with dementia and want to be ‘cut to the chase’? Are you are a nurse or carer looking for dementia related information in a simple and easy to understand format?

The ‘DEMENTIA DOWNUNDER’ Facebook Support Group has been created to pass on useful tips and ideas, and is a positive place to share information about dementia.

Everyone is welcome and we have a very supportive group of people sharing their personal stories. We have nurses, carers, family members and also people with dementia all joining in the conversation. Click on the link below for a fast and simple way to learn about caring for someone with dementia and supporting their family and carers.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/417443648442828/