Memory clinic nurse Lara Hitchcock asked people living with dementia and their supporters about what information they wanted at diagnosis. Here Lara shares the results of her study.
Julie Bourla discusses how poetry is an excellent way of connecting people, and has shown itself to be a powerful approach to reconnecting with people who are having difficulty communicating.
Dr Chris Perkins discusses how voting is a form of civic participation for people living with dementia to be encouraged.
Shereen Moloney, NZ Dementia Foundation Executive Director discusses the importance of recognising the growing group of people living with a dual diagnosis of intellectual disability and dementia.