Resources

Using an evidence-based approach, Anglicare SA delivers a few minutes of dementia care training every day. James Stack, Director and Co Founder of OBVIOUS CHOICE, introduces how the campaign was run and the technology that effectively supported its implementation.

This fact sheet provides information about Alzheimer's disease, risk factors, how exercise can help, and what type of exercise is recommended.

This webpage provides information about Alzheimer's disease including, what Alzheimer's disease is, symptoms, causes, diagnosis, treatment, prevention, complications, caring for someone with Alzheimer's disease, and resources and support.

In this webinar, the panel covers the importance of investigating and responding to the causes of changes in behaviours in people living with dementia, how a person-centred approach can be implemented in aged care, and how alternative approaches can be used to support people living with dementia.

A panel of experts discussed why investigating the causes of behaviour change is essential for providing better health and wellbeing outcomes. They also explored some alternatives to medications, and how they can be integrated into care environments.

Provides information about allied health professionals and how they can contribute to the health care of a person living with dementia.

Provides information about allied health professionals and how they can contribute to the health care of a person living with dementia.

In this podcast episode, Dr Anna Samecki talks with Theresa Flavin, who has been living with dementia for many years. Theresa gives a powerful insight into how it feels being on ‘the other side’ and offers a unique patient perspective on dementia and changed behaviour care.

Provides information about allied health professionals, and the ways they can help people living with dementia.

This guide is for family carers providing care for a person with dementia. It includes practical information about how to deal with the behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia.