Since Dementia Australia made Ask Annie freely available earlier this year, we have found it to be one of the most accessible and...

Restless. Tearful. Repeating the same words over and over:“I want to go back to my room now.”“Please let me off this bed.” Nurses tried...

Refusing his medication. Pushing staff away. Sometimes shouting in Italian. “Does he understand English?” someone asked. “Should we call...

Quietly building their own systems to deliver person-centred care? Not in any policy. Not in any procedure. But quietly known by every...

Christine Bryden was one of the first Australians with dementia to speak out, not just as an advocate, but as a scientist, policy...

TRIGGER WARNING: This story contains themes of grief and loss, which may be distressing for some readers Lilly started to cry the moment...

Dementia is now the leading cause of death for Australian women, and the second leading cause overall, according to the Australian Bureau...

“Where is the Sun?” He was shouting now, fists clenched and eyes fixed on the window. The blinds were wide open. The morning sun streamed...

She cried every morning Nothing helped, until a picture spoke for her The question that no one understood “Where’s my Mittens?” Eva...