In the last episode of our series on Human Rights and Dementia, listeners discuss the various Calls to Action issues by our interviewees. Mary Beth Wighton, a leading dementia activist and co-chair of Dementia Advocacy Canada and Jillian McConnel of the brainXchange co-host the discussion.
"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
Taking it to the Streets: Reimagining Dementia
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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