Welcome to Dementia Dialogue
Our podcasts feature people with dementia and their care/life partners sharing experiences that may enable their peer listeners to understand and gain insight and strengthen their adaptive skills. Care providers understand this lived experience more fully and the public becomes more aware of what it means to live well with dementia.
Our current episodes are based on research on "Mapping the Dementia Journey" by Wiersma, et. al.
4 themes emerged for the research:
Changing and Adapting,
System Journey,
Focus on Self &
Relationships and Community
To listen to our podcasts, click here!
Our current episodes are based on research on "Mapping the Dementia Journey" by Wiersma, et. al.
4 themes emerged for the research:
Changing and Adapting,
System Journey,
Focus on Self &
Relationships and Community
To listen to our podcasts, click here!
I have listened to each of the interviews, and they are all inspiring, each different and unique in their own way, but always with the connecting thread of the lived experiences. I’d love to meet the other contributors. I’m sure we would talk each other’s ears off! And I must applaud your own masterful interview skills. They brought out the very best in each of us as we told our stories. I am often approached by folks setting out on their own journeys, and up until now it’s been a challenge to recommend resources that don’t overwhelm. I will be recommending the Dementia Dialogue site as a great first stop, from now on."
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Our Sponsors.
The Centre for Education and Research on Aging and Health (CERAH) at Lakehead University provides the institutional base for Dementia Dialogue and contributes both financial, project management, and marketing assistance.
We are pleased to welcome the Geriatric Health Systems Research Group (GHSR) at the University of Waterloo as a partner in our series, The System Journey. The series will help highlight some of the research findings developed with financial assistance from the Canadian Frailty Network and The National Network of Centre for Excellence program.
Our sponsors assist with the technical aspects of our project, including audio recording and editing, website and social media management. If you know of an organization who maybe interested in becoming a sponsor please contact David Harvey, david@dementiadialogue.ca
We are pleased to welcome the Geriatric Health Systems Research Group (GHSR) at the University of Waterloo as a partner in our series, The System Journey. The series will help highlight some of the research findings developed with financial assistance from the Canadian Frailty Network and The National Network of Centre for Excellence program.
Our sponsors assist with the technical aspects of our project, including audio recording and editing, website and social media management. If you know of an organization who maybe interested in becoming a sponsor please contact David Harvey, david@dementiadialogue.ca
Our Partners.
Lakehead University and Dementia Dialogue are very thankful for the support of our partners:
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