25 July, 2026 | Ageing Health and Wellbeing, Dementia, General, Resources
Did you know that while you’re tucked away in bed, your brain is actually performing a deep-cleaning cycle similar to a household dishwasher? This biological process, known as The Sleep-Dementia Connection: How Improving Your Sleep Clears Brain Toxins, is now...
24 July, 2026 | Aged Care, Ageing Health and Wellbeing, Dementia, General, Resources
That daily crossword puzzle you’ve been religiously completing might be keeping you entertained, but it’s likely doing very little to actually protect your brain from decline. It’s completely normal to feel a sense of worry when you notice a bit of...
19 July, 2026 | Aged Care, Ageing Health and Wellbeing, Dementia, Residential Aged Care, Resources
What if the most effective tool for maintaining your cognitive health wasn’t a crossword puzzle or a supplement, but a conversation with a five-year-old? Many Australians worry that moving into residential care means a quiet life of isolation or a slow decline...
2 July, 2026 | Aged Care, Ageing Health and Wellbeing, Dementia, Palliative Care, Resources
Imagine sitting across the kitchen table from your partner, yet feeling as though the person you married is already gone. This experience is often described as The Quiet Grief of Caregiving: Navigating Ambiguous Loss. It’s more common than many realise. Data...
1 July, 2026 | Ageing Health and Wellbeing, Dementia, Resources
As of March 2026, dementia has officially overtaken heart disease as the leading cause of death in Australia, yet the way we approach cognitive care is undergoing a radical shift. For years, seniors have been told to simply "eat well and stay active," but we...
29 June, 2026 | Aged Care, Dementia, General, Home Care Services, Resources, Therapy
What if the conversation you’re most dreading actually becomes the foundation for a stronger, more resilient family bond? It’s completely normal to feel a knot in your stomach when considering explaining dementia to your grandchildren? especially as you...
28 June, 2026 | Aged Care, Aged Care Assessment, Ageing Health and Wellbeing, Dementia, General, Resources
With an estimated 446,500 Australians living with dementia in 2026, it’s natural to feel a sense of unease when you or a loved one misplaces the car keys or forgets a familiar name. You might find yourself wondering if these moments are just a part of normal...
27 June, 2026 | Aged Care, Dementia, General, Resources
What if the confusion and memory slips you are noticing in a loved one aren’t the start of a permanent decline, but a symptom of a treatable medical issue? When a parent begins to forget names or loses their way in a familiar shopping centre, it’s natural...
26 June, 2026 | Aged Care, Dementia, General, Resources
Did you know that roughly two-thirds of the 446,500 Australians currently diagnosed with dementia are living in the community rather than in residential care? Living with someone with dementia is a journey that often feels like you’re learning a new language...
25 June, 2026 | Aged Care, Dementia, General, Helpline, Resources
Table of Contents What is Early Onset Dementia and How Can You Proactively Protect Your Brain? The 45% Rule: Modifiable Risk Factors You Can Control Lifestyle Interventions for Optimal Brain Health Navigating the Australian Healthcare System for Early Intervention...
14 June, 2026 | Aged Care, Dementia, General, Residential Aged Care, Resources
What if the most effective “medicine” for your parent’s loneliness wasn’t found in a pharmacy, but in the laughter of a local preschooler? It’s completely normal to worry that moving a loved one into residential care might lead to...
1 June, 2026 | Dementia, Resources
What if the most effective support for your loved one wasn’t a clinical intervention, but the way a room "whispers" what to do next? When you’re searching for a residential home, it’s common to feel overwhelmed by sterile corridors or the...
21 May, 2026 | Aged Care, Dementia, Resources
Choosing one of the many dementia care facilities in Australia isn’t about finding a "locked ward" anymore; it’s about selecting a rights-based environment designed to support your loved one’s specific stage of cognitive health. We...
31 October, 2025 | Aged Care, Allied Health, Dementia, Resources, Safety
Aged Care Design That Prioritises Comfort and Connection In Brisbane’s northside, the Alzheimer’s Queensland (AQ) Gordon Park Multi-Service Centre continues its transformation of a welcoming, home-like environment that embodies warmth, familiarity, and inclusivity....
1 August, 2025 | Dementia, General, Resources
An Article by Alzheimer’s Queensland: Registered nurse Wen Xiao, originally from China and fluent in Mandarin, is leveraging her skills to assist patients in Brisbane, especially in the Upper Mount Gravatt and Sunnybank regions. “There’s a...
25 February, 2025 | Dementia, General, Resources
As more people seek ways to reduce their risk of developing dementia, lifestyle changes such as diet modifications, brain exercises, physical activity, and meditation have gained popularity. However, for those already diagnosed, it is equally important to focus on...
6 February, 2025 | Dementia, Therapy
The creative approach of sensory stimulation therapy works by engaging different parts of your brain that may otherwise become less active as we age. This is very beneficial to simply keep our brains stimulated or to help our loved ones that suffer from things like...
14 October, 2024 | Resources, Dementia, General
As Australia’s population ages, the importance of addressing elderly mental health has never been more critical. Mental health issues among older Australians are prevalent yet often overlooked, leading to significant challenges for individuals, families, and...
1 August, 2024 | General, Dementia
Aging is part of the cycle of life, and we naturally expect our parents to eventually show certain signs of getting older. How do we then know when to step in and offer more help… Here are 10 signs that your parent or loved one may need help at home, whether...
22 July, 2024 | Dementia, Resources
Article supplied by Right at Home – Approved Provider of Home Care Packages and Support at Home We all know the joys of being out in nature. The sights, sounds, smells, and fresh air are great for our state of mind. Research has even shown that simply being able...
