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Join Martin Robertson (lived experience researcher) and guests to explore rights-based ways of working in research on dance for dementia.The discussions form part of a project led by the University of Edinburgh called CREATE which stands for Cocreating a REsearch Agenda To facilitate Equitable Dance for Dementia.Topics covered include co-production, accessibility, and measurement and methods with guests living with dementia, and experts from Scottish Ballet, Dance Base (Scotland’s National Centre for Dance), the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, and the University of Edinburgh. To find out ...

Radio drama for those with dementia, and for those listening with them. A series of connected segments can be enjoyed on their own but also link together to form an entire 30-minute play. We welcome feedback that could inform future plays for the same audience. Pilot written by Stella Feehily and commissioned by International Arts Partnership following research with the residents of Forrester Court care home, who helped the creators to understand the soundscapes that resonated with them. Interested in hearing more plays like this one?Please send feedback to:crew@rumbleandthunder.comCover art...

Welcome to this discussion on practical, person-centred approaches in dementia care. Today, we are diving into the transformative power and healing properties of creative arts.

In Creator’s Dementia, we talk about all things creative. Writing, cosplay, art, books, scenarios; we are even doing interviews with fellow authors and creators to give the listener more experience and insight into the lives of all types of creators.

Welcome to the AlzAuthors podcast! We’re so glad you found us. We're the global community of authors writing about Alzheimer's and dementia from personal experience to light the way for others. Join us as one of our authors shares their dementia journey, revealing intimate details and painfully obtained knowledge to help others currently on this path. We hope our stories offer comfort and support as we strive to break the silence and stigma surrounding a dementia diagnosis. May one of our authors speak to your experience. For more info please visit https://alzauthors.com. Featuring Marianne ...

"Hörzeit - Radio wie früher" ist ein Audiomagazin für Menschen mit Demenz im Radiostil der 1950er Jahre. Jedes Magazin ist etwa 45 Minuten lang. Ihm schließt sich ein ca. 10-15 Minuten langer Teil für Angehörige an: Dort werden Bücher und Spiele, Hilfsangebote, Institutionen und Menschen vorgestellt.