Group Homes Australia – Tamar Krebs disrupting and reinvigorating dementia and aged care living Build It. They'll Come. with Helen Dalley Sydney-based Tamar Krebs started as a Registered Nurse, but her decades of experience as a senior manager operating Retirement...
Caring for a Loved One With Multi-infarct Dementia
Understand multi-infarct dementia - It's caused by small strokes and manifests with sudden cognitive changes. Adopt a person-centered approach - Tailor support to each resident’s unique needs for better care. Implement caregiver strategies - Maintain structure,...
How the Brain Changes: Understanding the Pathophysiology of Dementia
Key Takeaways: Understanding brain degeneration processes. Providing compassionate care for individuals with dementia. The importance of education and awareness in dementia care. Fostering meaningful connections in care environments. The Role of Genetics and...
Showing Up for Our Loved Ones (and Ourselves)
Key Takeaways: Visits don’t have to be a performance. The simplest actions can be the most impactful. Embrace your loved one’s reality for a deeper connection. Being fully present is what’s most important. Prioritise self-care and don’t be afraid to seek support. Hold...
What Are the 3 Stages of Vascular Dementia?
Key Takeaways: Vascular dementia is caused by reduced blood flow to the brain, leading to cognitive decline. Early signs include mild memory lapses, confusion and difficulty concentrating, but independence is still possible with support. Memory loss worsens in the...
What is Mixed Dementia?
Key Takeaways: Mixed dementia involves symptoms from multiple types of dementia, making diagnosis and care more complex. Daily life is unpredictable, requiring flexible support and a nurturing environment. A personalised, home-like care model improves wellbeing and...