We are passionate about creating accessible, positive spaces that suit people with dementia.
London, England
Joined October 2018
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Also "“The conditions that support a person with dementia – a calm, coherent, orientating and gently stimulating environment – are good for all of us” Thomas Grey. SO TRUE and why it's so important to create suitable spaces that work for people w/ dementia theguardian.com/lifeandstyle…
Facinating listening on #inclusive #design in cities. Thinking about how our streets are friendly or unfriendly for people with #dementia as way as other issues. for In Touch - The Future of Navigating Our Streets - @bbcradio4 bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000113…
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Parkinson's disease and dance: 'It keeps me alive' trib.al/6kSINCe
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We absolutely love this from @BBCBreakfast - the story of how Frank is teaching himself to cook to support his wife, who’s living with dementia:
Dementia diaries is a great project looking into the lives of people with #dementia. Wayne's entry highlights the problems faced doing something like going to the cinema disq.us/t/36uyewf
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I wonder what 3D printing could mean for #inclusivedesign and people with #disabilities. The possibilities are endless... dezeen.com/2018/09/11/video-…
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A nursing home in Bingley has created a real-life memory lane for their dementia patients. The memory lane will provide an attractive and interesting destination, offering reminiscence therapy to improve their psychological well being and quality of life. telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/10…
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We took a look at some of the female designers who have made an impact on everything from graphics to textiles over the past 100 years bit.ly/2GQlr1b
Fascinating article about virtual reality that can give insighnt into the 'wayfinding' difficulties experienced by people with dementia. theguardian.com/lifeandstyle…
