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          • What is Dementia?
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        • Ask Annie app
        • Understanding Dementia
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        • Applying a Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Virtual Dementia Experience™ 2.0
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        • A day in the life – mealtime experience
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  • Technology
    • Ask Annie
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    • A Better Visit app
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  • Home
    • About us
  • Education
    • Courses
      • COVID-19 virtual classrooms
        • Understanding Dementia
        • Achieving Purposeful Engagement
        • Applying a Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Meaningful Engagement Mentors Program
      • Online learning
        • DPI series
          • What is Dementia?
          • Communicating in a Person-centred Way
          • How Person-centred is Your Practice?
          • A Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Dementia and Pain in Residential Care
        • Quality Dementia Support in Hospitals
        • Nutrition and Dementia: Food for Thought
        • Engaging in the Outdoors
        • Establishing Carer Support Groups
      • Accredited training
        • Dementia Essentials
      • Foundation learning
        • Ask Annie app
        • Understanding Dementia
        • Achieving Purposeful Engagement
        • Applying a Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Virtual Dementia Experience™ 2.0
      • Immersive learning
        • A day in the life – mealtime experience
        • Ask Annie
        • Enabling EDIE™
        • Talk with Ted
      • Continuing learning
        • Intellectual Disability and Dementia
        • Meaningful Engagement Mentors Program
      • All courses
    • The Dementia Learning Guide
  • Consultancy
  • Technology
    • Ask Annie
    • Talk with Ted
    • A day in the life – mealtime experience
    • Enabling EDIE™ Workshop
    • The Dementia-Friendly Home app
    • A Better Visit app
  • Communities of Practice
  • Contact us

Centre for Dementia Learning

Dementia Australia
  • Home
    • About us
  • Education
    • Courses
      • COVID-19 virtual classrooms
        • Understanding Dementia
        • Achieving Purposeful Engagement
        • Applying a Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Meaningful Engagement Mentors Program
      • Online learning
        • DPI series
          • What is Dementia?
          • Communicating in a Person-centred Way
          • How Person-centred is Your Practice?
          • A Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Dementia and Pain in Residential Care
        • Quality Dementia Support in Hospitals
        • Nutrition and Dementia: Food for Thought
        • Engaging in the Outdoors
        • Establishing Carer Support Groups
      • Accredited training
        • Dementia Essentials
      • Foundation learning
        • Ask Annie app
        • Understanding Dementia
        • Achieving Purposeful Engagement
        • Applying a Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Virtual Dementia Experience™ 2.0
      • Immersive learning
        • A day in the life – mealtime experience
        • Ask Annie
        • Enabling EDIE™
        • Talk with Ted
      • Continuing learning
        • Intellectual Disability and Dementia
        • Meaningful Engagement Mentors Program
      • All courses
    • The Dementia Learning Guide
  • Consultancy
  • Technology
    • Ask Annie
    • Talk with Ted
    • A day in the life – mealtime experience
    • Enabling EDIE™ Workshop
    • The Dementia-Friendly Home app
    • A Better Visit app
  • Communities of Practice
  • Contact us
Menu
  • Home
    • About us
  • Education
    • Courses
      • COVID-19 virtual classrooms
        • Understanding Dementia
        • Achieving Purposeful Engagement
        • Applying a Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Meaningful Engagement Mentors Program
      • Online learning
        • DPI series
          • What is Dementia?
          • Communicating in a Person-centred Way
          • How Person-centred is Your Practice?
          • A Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Dementia and Pain in Residential Care
        • Quality Dementia Support in Hospitals
        • Nutrition and Dementia: Food for Thought
        • Engaging in the Outdoors
        • Establishing Carer Support Groups
      • Accredited training
        • Dementia Essentials
      • Foundation learning
        • Ask Annie app
        • Understanding Dementia
        • Achieving Purposeful Engagement
        • Applying a Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Virtual Dementia Experience™ 2.0
      • Immersive learning
        • A day in the life – mealtime experience
        • Ask Annie
        • Enabling EDIE™
        • Talk with Ted
      • Continuing learning
        • Intellectual Disability and Dementia
        • Meaningful Engagement Mentors Program
      • All courses
    • The Dementia Learning Guide
  • Consultancy
  • Technology
    • Ask Annie
    • Talk with Ted
    • A day in the life – mealtime experience
    • Enabling EDIE™ Workshop
    • The Dementia-Friendly Home app
    • A Better Visit app
  • Communities of Practice
  • Contact us

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Dementia Australia’s Centre for Dementia Learning is a leading national provider of professional dementia education. Our person-centred approached is informed by the lived experience of people impacted by dementia, latest research and contemporary practices. Centre for Dementia Learning is recognised for its leadership in dementia education both locally and internationally, receiving multiple awards for our innovative use of technology to improve learning outcomes.

Centre for Dementia Learning

Dementia Australia is the leading national provider of dementia education. Our highly skilled team has extensive experience in a wide range of areas, facilitating learning experiences which touch, move and inspire participants to transform their practice.
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