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If you would like to speak with the team about flexible respite care, permanent care or our other support options, you can learn more and reach out to the team. After a dementia diagnosis, it’s natural...

At some point, all individuals living with dementia will need end-of-life care, often referred to as palliative care. This care can be provided in the comfort of their home or in a specialised care environment. Dementia...

When most people think about dementia, their minds instantly go to memory loss. In reality, we know that dementia can impact people in many different ways, but a decline in cognitive abilities is often accompanied by...

There is a common misconception that dementia only affects people in their later years. This is why traditional dementia care often follows an aged care model that may not necessarily be the best fit for you...

The Role of Support Groups in Dementia Care: Building a Strong Community There is a large community of Australians either living with dementia or supporting a loved one who is living with dementia. If you need...

If you would like to speak with the team about flexible respite care, permanent care or our other support options, you can learn more and reach out to the team here. If a loved one has...

If you would like to speak with the team about flexible respite care, permanent care or our other support options, you can learn more and reach out to the team here. If you’re caring for a...

Not many people are prepared for a loved one’s dementia diagnosis. It can be a difficult and emotional time for the whole family, and for the person living with dementia. That’s why they need the very...

A question we hear a lot is “what is the difference between Alzheimer’s and dementia?”. Many people confuse the two, often believing them to be the same thing. As a quick answer, Alzheimer’s is the specific...

Before we get started, it is important to note that the term ‘dementia’ is actually an umbrella term that describes many different types of diseases. Dementia is not a disease in itself, but rather the symptoms...