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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...

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...

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...

If your loved one has been diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia (LBD), it can be a daunting experience. However, understanding the condition is the first step towards providing the best support possible. While the seven stages...

A dementia diagnosis can be a life-changing moment, bringing both emotional and practical challenges for individuals and their families. However, with the right strategies, resources and support, it is possible to create a fulfilling and meaningful...

Wandering behaviour in dementia can be extremely challenging for families and support partners to deal with. Whether it occurs due to unmet needs, restlessness, disorientation or any other contributing factor, wandering can pose safety risks while...

Music has a unique way of unlocking emotions and memories, which makes it an extremely useful part of dementia care. For people living with dementia, music therapy creates a connection with the past while also improving...

Dementia care support focuses on the unique needs of a person living with dementia. To provide the highest quality dementia care, there is no one-size-fits-all solution because everybody’s journey is different. We take you through our...

When caring for someone living with dementia, effective communication is essential. As dementia progresses, a person’s ability to communicate in the ways they’re used to starts to decline. So, communication strategies for dementia aren’t just about...

One of the most common questions we get asked is, “When should someone with dementia go into a care home?” Firstly, Videri Australia offers permanent care in homess that feel like home, rather than a traditional...

When a loved one is living with dementia, it’s important to find ways to make each day positive, meaningful and easier. Occupational therapy is all about taking a practical and personalised approach to care and support....

Physical exercise and dementia go hand-in-hand, helping people living with dementia to live well with the condition and maintain mobility and reduce anxiety. However, exercise has so many other benefits for people living with dementia, making...