Understanding younger onset dementia

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The term ‘younger onset dementia’ is used to describe any form of dementia in a person under 65 years of age. This 3-part online course aims to increase your awareness of the unique and often complex issues involved when a young person is diagnosed with dementia.

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Course duration

This course can be completed at your own pace, it takes approximately 90 minutes to complete.

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Course availability

ONLINE

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Course suitability

Suitable for staff providing support to people living with dementia

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Course price

Free

You will gain knowledge in:

  • the challenges of diagnosing younger onset dementia,
  • primary and secondary causes of younger onset dementia,
  • providing person centred support and enablement for a person living with younger onset dementia.
For enquiries or general information about this course call 1300 DEMENTIA (1300 336 368) or email cdl@dementia.org.au

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