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Dementia Action Week 2022: Dementia Seminar – Avery

If you couldn’t attend our first online dementia seminar to mark Dementia Action Week 2022, don’t worry. There’s another chance for you to hear our Head of Dementia Care, Jo Crossland, provide a session she’s created to give people a better understanding of the illness, and how to provide support for someone who’s affected it.

By attending our informative webinar, you’ll be able to learn about:

– the basic facts and the misleading myths

– a form of care that positions the individual and their needs at the centre

– how dementia can affect physical and mental health

– how a person’s life story can help you form a connection when providing care

Jo will also be available to answer any questions you might have at the end of the session and is also happy to speak privately if you have sensitive questions.

When Does the Online Dementia Seminar Take Place?

You can join us on Thursday May 19 at 07:00 pm (BST).

Booking Your Place on Our Free Dementia Seminar

To reserve your space all you need to do is click the link below and follow the simple instructions to register. You’ll receive a confirmation email which will include all the details you need on how to join the webinar.

https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/781814762956302347

A Little Bit About Jo Crossland – Our Dementia Subject Expert

Jo is our Head of Dementia Care. Her experience with dementia is a personal one, having cared for her grandfather who developed dementia. She has a wealth of experience in the elderly care sector, having qualified as a Registered General Nurse more than three decades ago, specialised in mental health at an NHS Trust and delivered academic programmes and training causes at the University of Bradford’s School of Dementia Studies.

Since 2016, Jo has been our dementia subject expert, where she’s developed our ReConnect memory care strategy, the Cutlery-Free dining approach in our care homes and continues to be a champion for best practice in dementia care.