This episode is a reprise of Episode #41 and features a conversation Lisa Loiselle had with Mike Belleville and Mary Fridley of the Reimagine Dementia - A Creative Coalition for Justice
The reprise honours the launch of its "Taking it to the Streets" Campaign to
“Shatter the silence about dementia
Creatively transform the journey of dementia for everyone
Build a world (and systems of care) in which diagnosis is not the end of life, but a starting point for joy, humanity, growth and new possibilities"
To learn more about the Coalition go to:
https://www.reimaginingdementia.com/
To learn more about the campaign, go to:
https://www.reimaginingdementia.com/blog/prtakingstreets
"It Started with Oma"
Le rôle important des aidants et des ressources communautaires pour les personnes atteintes de troubles neurocognitifs majeurs.
Esprit en action
Mind over Matter: Game Changer
Circle of Music in Kitchener-Waterloo
L’importance de la communauté
Conversations That Matter: Talking About Dying and Dementia
Les defis de la proche aidance a distance
L’approche par le plaisir
Vivre le moment present et profiter de la vie
Dying & Dementia: Let’s Talk About It
Demystifying Dying: Stories from a Death Doula
Dementia and Indigenous Communities Part 2: A cultural perspective of dementia and dementia care
Dementia and Indigenous Communities Part 1: A cultural perspective of dementia and dementia care
Ruth and Maggie’s Story
2SLGBTQI & Dementia:From Research to Action
Modèles novateurs de résidences pour aînés vivant avec un trouble neurocognitif majeur: Conversation avec le professeur Philippe Voyer
Rainbow Wing in LTC and Emotion Based Care for 2SLGBTQ Residents
Les défis de la proche aidance à distance
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Anxiety Slayer™ with Shann and Ananga
Men Do Talk Podcast
The Dr. John Delony Show
On Purpose with Jay Shetty