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        • Meaningful engagement mentors program
        • Supporting behaviour changes during COVID-19 restrictions
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        • Supporting successful communication
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        • Applying a problem solving approach to behaviours
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        • A day in the life – mealtime experience
        • Enabling EDIE™
        • Virtual Dementia Experience™
      • Continuing learning
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        • Montessori for dementia
        • Younger onset dementia
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Younger onset dementia

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The term younger onset dementia is used to describe any form of dementia diagnosed in people under the age of 65. Younger onset dementia affects approximately 27,247 Australians. This program will help your team recognise the impact of younger onset dementia and provide them with support strategies and resources.

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Face-to-face (three hours)

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All states

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A team of staff providing support to people living with younger onset dementia in various care settings

Program benefits

  • Staff understand the impact that a diagnosis of dementia has on a younger person and their support partners.
  • Your workforce is able to adapt services to accommodate the needs of a younger person with a diagnosis of dementia.
  • A person with younger onset dementia feel they are a partner in achieving their own support goals.

For enquiries or general information about this course call 1300 DEMENTIA (1300 336 368) or email cdl@dementia.org.au

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