Today's the day! We're releasing 'The Bridge', a new one-act #opera about the experience of living with #dementia. Watch this powerful work by Marian Bryfdir & @edwright_v440 👇
Diolch/thank you @Arts_Wales_ for funding such an important project
https://t.co/2XnQYZqXQu
It's this weekend! 🎶
'Y Bont/The Bridge' a one-act opera explores the nuances of living with #dementia
English show - @CanUcheldreCtr - Friday 31.3.23 @ 19:30
Welsh show - @PontioTweets - Saturday 1.4.23 @ 19:00
https://t.co/PYE3l54oX3
@IDEALStudyTweet
🎞️An innovative and interactive play exploring #communication involving people living with #dementia has been made into a film.
Well done @IDEALStudyTweet on this significant project! 👏
Full story: https://t.co/CYy02bBUvD
#WorldAlzheimersMonth#WorldAlzMonth
The future of early-stage #dementia support is taking SHAPE 🔵🔺
The SHAPE online dementia study, coordinated in the UK by @UniofExeter, is recruiting people aged 65 and over with a diagnosis of mild to moderate #dementia, and their carers. Read more at https://t.co/vSsaMT16lG
Excited to announce Gordon Guest @DisabledRambler will be giving a talk at the ENLIVEN COP event, on 9th March. Check out one of their recent projects: https://t.co/c92bFnC3rN
🔗Watch this space for information on the COP: https://t.co/9Wivmeuy0K
Capturing the action! The actors will have another sharing session with our involvement group of people with #dementia and carers to ask further questions & be given tips from the experts by experience
If you're looking at a less populated #Christmas this year due to #COVID19, then check out our 'Things to do from home' resource for some different ideas.
The Living with #dementia Toolkit has c.50 videos & is free. Please have a look & share widely.
https://t.co/oZnyM3ExPv
How do you make sense of your #dementia? Is this is given time and space by your #doctor? There's a debate to be had about what is the most helpful way to understand #dementia - and there may be a range of options.
For the full article, visit:
https://t.co/0oBAZIews3
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Where do our ideas about #dementia come from? Representations in the media play an important role, as does the language used by doctors and healthcare professionals. /5
What we think about #dementia can also affect how we feel about it, and how we cope. These different understandings are linked to different levels of #wellbeing. This is why we want to understand the different ways of conceptualising dementia and the affect these have. /4
There are several different ways in which people with #dementia understand the condition. Not everyone uses the label given at #diagnosis. Some people talk more about #symptoms, others about #ageing. Some aren't sure, and others don't perceive any problem. /3
What we think about #dementia changes how we approach it, so it's important to try and understand someone's individual perspective. We found that most people with #dementia spoke about it very differently from how a #doctor would talk about #dementia. /2
Every person with #dementia is different, and the ways we think about dementia are different. @prof_lindaclare's latest paper explores how people with dementia make sense of the condition. Here's an accessible summary:
https://t.co/MnpI2jIhXT
@ExeterMed @Peninsula_ARC /1
‘I was always curious’: Indian woman, 104, fulfils dream of learning to read | India | The Guardian. A great example of positive ageing. https://t.co/OfQmESS3RC