From the October/November 2015 issue of our magazine, activities involving plants and flowers can be enjoyable and beneficial for a person with dementia, even if they don't have access to a garden.

Autumn represents change and reflection, making it the perfect backdrop for seniors to embrace the therapeutic benefits of music. During this transformative season, sentimental and nostalgic feelings ...

Discover home-based activities that are calming, stimulating, and fun for seniors who have dementia.

Today VIA announced a processor that's clocked at 500MHz and only consumes 1 …

With the help of objects and prompts from the past, those with dementia are able to focus on what remains rather than what’s been lost.

This helpsheet is a useful guide to consider reminiscence and life story work for people living with dementia in aged care.

Patricia Lee has the unique ability to draw out stories from what seems mundane. “Just a pink IC (identity card) and there is so much to talk about – the photo, the address, the old postal code, name,...

Spending time in nature boosts wellbeing for everyone — and for people living with dementia, the benefits can be even more powerful. Discover dementia-friendly summer hobbies that bring joy, stimulati...

Summer can be an enjoyable time of year, but for older adults, especially those living with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia, it also brings unique health and safety challenges. High tem...

Introduction: One of various non-pharmacological treatments for people with dementia (PwD) is horticultural therapy. The aim of this double-blind, pre- and p...