The Dementia Guide is your go-to resource for everything you need to know about dementia, and it’s now available as an audiobook. It’s perfect for someone caring for a person living with dementia who may be time poor or want to listen on the go. The audiobook is also designed for someone living with dementia or cognitive impairment who may prefer to listen to information. The audiobook features a welcome from Dementia Australia Patron Ita Buttrose AC OBE, and several distinguished Australians ea
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The Dementia Guide is your go-to resource for everything you need to know about dementia, and it’s now available as an audiobook. It’s perfect for someone caring for a person living
Dementia Australia. . The Dementia Guide is your go-to resource for everything you need to know about dementia, and it’s now available as an audiobook. It’s perfect for someone caring for a person living with dementia who may be time poor or want to listen on the go. The audiobook is also designed for someone living with dementia or ...
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The thought of dementia can feel scary, but a diagnosis means you can access the information and support you need to help you live better. If you or a loved one have concerns about changes to memory, mood or thinking, you can start by completing our online checklist. It isn’t a medical test, just a way to help you decide what to do next. The sooner you know, the more you can do. | Dementia Australia
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The thought of dementia can feel scary, but a diagnosis means you can access the information and support you need to help you live better. If you or a loved one have concerns about changes to memory, mood or thinking, you can start by completing our online checklist. It isn’t a medical test, just a way to help you decide what to do next. The sooner you know, the more you can do. | Dementia Australia
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The early signs of dementia are very subtle and may not be immediately obvious. Symptoms can vary from person to person. If you think you or a loved one are experiencing symptoms of dementia, we’re here to help. Call the National Dementia Helpline for advice and support anytime on 1800 100 500 or visit dementia.org.au/helpline. | Dementia Australia
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The early signs of dementia are very subtle and may not be immediately obvious. Symptoms can vary from person to person. If you think you or a loved one are experiencing symptoms of dementia, we’re here to help. Call the National Dementia Helpline for advice and support anytime on 1800 100 500 or visit dementia.org.au/helpline. | Dementia Australia
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What do you do when you find out someone you know has been diagnosed with dementia? You might find yourself pulling back, but as National Dementia Helpline Advisor Kristin explains staying connected can make a real difference for the person living with dementia, helping them, and their carer, to not feel so alone. If you need support or advice call the National Dementia Helpline any time on 1800 100 500 or visit dementia.org.au/helpline. | Dementia Australia
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What do you do when you find out someone you know has been diagnosed with dementia? You might find yourself pulling back, but as National Dementia Helpline Advisor Kristin explains staying connected can make a real difference for the person living with dementia, helping them, and their carer, to not feel so alone. If you need support or advice call the National Dementia Helpline any time on 1800 100 500 or visit dementia.org.au/helpline. | Dementia Australia
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The thought of dementia can feel scary, but a diagnosis means you can access the information and support you need to help you live better. If you or a loved one have concerns about changes to memory, mood or thinking, you can start by completing our online checklist. It isn’t a medical test, just a way to help you decide what to do next. The sooner you know, the more you can do. | Dementia Australia
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The thought of dementia can feel scary, but a diagnosis means you can access the information and support you need to help you live better. If you or a loved one have concerns about changes to memory, mood or thinking, you can start by completing our online checklist. It isn’t a medical test, just a way to help you decide what to do next. The sooner you know, the more you can do. | Dementia Australia
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The early signs of dementia are very subtle and may not be immediately obvious. Symptoms can vary from person to person. If you think you or a loved one are experiencing symptoms of dementia, we’re here to help. Call the National Dementia Helpline for advice and support anytime on 1800 100 500 or visit dementia.org.au/helpline. | Dementia Australia
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The early signs of dementia are very subtle and may not be immediately obvious. Symptoms can vary from person to person. If you think you or a loved one are experiencing symptoms of dementia, we’re here to help. Call the National Dementia Helpline for advice and support anytime on 1800 100 500 or visit dementia.org.au/helpline. | Dementia Australia
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What do you do when you find out someone you know has been diagnosed with dementia? You might find yourself pulling back, but as National Dementia Helpline Advisor Kristin explains staying connected can make a real difference for the person living with dementia, helping them, and their carer, to not feel so alone. If you need support or advice call the National Dementia Helpline any time on 1800 100 500 or visit dementia.org.au/helpline. | Dementia Australia
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What do you do when you find out someone you know has been diagnosed with dementia? You might find yourself pulling back, but as National Dementia Helpline Advisor Kristin explains staying connected can make a real difference for the person living with dementia, helping them, and their carer, to not feel so alone. If you need support or advice call the National Dementia Helpline any time on 1800 100 500 or visit dementia.org.au/helpline. | Dementia Australia
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People with dementia and their carers need support from their loved ones and community to live well and keep doing what they love. Dementia Australia can be part of your support network. If you feel you or someone you know may have dementia, we can help. | Dementia Australia
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“People living with dementia want to belong. “They want to be part of the community and to feel valued.” Thank you to Dementia Australia Patron Ita Buttrose AC OBE for your support of Dementia Action Week. It’s still not too late to get involved, to find out more visit https://www.dementia.org.au/get-involved/dementia-action-week | Dementia Australia
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💙 For many families across Australia, dementia can make the path ahead feel uncertain. Your support can offer something powerful: comfort, guidance and the reassurance that they’re not alone. This season of giving, a gift to Dementia Australia can help provide: 📞 Access to the National Dementia Helpline, 24/7, 365 days a year ☕ Connection and comfort through Memory Lane Café events 🔬 Research to improve dementia care, treatment and prevention Your kindness can help make sure families like Dha
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“Your roles may change, the future may look different to how you had planned.” Jennifer from the National Dementia Helpline said a dementia diagnosis can change many things – including your relationship. We encourage you to call us when you feel like that is happening. Whether you have a question, are looking for information or want to be connected to dementia support call us today on 1800 100 500 or visit dementia.org.au | Dementia Australia
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This Dementia Action Week, we’re encouraging everyone to reach out and reconnect with someone impacted by dementia. To help with this, we've asked our Dementia Australia Dementia Advocates who have a living experience of dementia to share their own practical tips for reconnecting with loved ones. Nobody can do it alone. Find more conversation starters and practical support tips here: https://www.dementia.org.au/get-involved/dementia-action-week/tips-and-resources-reconnecting/tips-for-supporting
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Dementia Australia has launched a new social movement to encourage all Australians to become Dementia Friends. People living with dementia can sometimes find it challenging to participate actively in the community, due to a lack of knowledge of dementia among the general public. It starts with you. Become a Dementia Friend today and make a positive difference to the lives of people living with dementia. | Dementia Australia
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"A dementia-friendly future is a future that is better for everyone." - Wally Lewis AM, Dementia Australia Ambassador. To mark the start of Dementia Action Week 2024, Wally highlights how small steps can make a big difference in creating a community where people living with dementia feel supported and valued. This year’s theme, ‘Act Now for a Dementia-Friendly Future,’ encourages everyone to learn more about dementia and take action to foster inclusion and understanding. We can all play a role i
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Memory isn’t the only thing that slips for people with dementia. Their moods can also take a dive, making it harder to get involved in life. Notice someone you know shutting themselves off more? Find out more, and help keep their world open. | Dementia Australia
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Dementia Australia has launched a new social movement to encourage all Australians to become Dementia Friends. People living with dementia can sometimes find it challenging to participate actively in the community, due to a lack of knowledge of dementia among the general public. It starts with you. Become a Dementia Friend today and make a positive difference to the lives of people living with dementia. | Dementia Australia
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If you or a loved one have concerns about changes to memory, mood or thinking, there is support and information to help you. Start by completing our online checklist, because the sooner you know, the more you can do. | Dementia Australia
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Dementia Australia Ambassador Rachel Corbett spent her 30s supporting and caring for her parents, who both lived with dementia. Rachel was in her 20s when her mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease and spent the following years supporting her mum while building a career and juggling a busy life. Then, Rachel’s dad was diagnosed with Lewy body dementia. Almost as soon as her caring journey had come to its end, it started all over again. But it’s a time Rachel says she is surprisingly grate
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