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Quality of Aged Care in Question – Whose Duty of Care is it?

Before you read this, know that our position is that it is completely unacceptable for any older person, whether at home or in aged care, to ever be subjected to neglect, substandard care or elder abuse. For the quality of care to improve in the sector we do need operate differently to how things have... Read More

Music and it’s unintended values in reminiscence therapy

Music, as a central element of this therapy, has the power to stimulate memories, improve mood, facilitate social interaction, and provide a means of communication for those with cognitive impairments. It offers a holistic and enjoyable way to connect with and support individuals as they navigate the challenges of dementia. Read More

New Procedure Proven To Reverse Memory Loss In Older People

When you take into account the devastating effect that dementia has on our elderly population there can be no doubt that having a well-functioning memory is one of the keys to happiness and mental well-being. Memory loss is an issue associated with a number of ailments, diseases, and problems that plague the elderly community, and... Read More
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