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Living with dementia

 

Articles written by members of our European Working Group of People With Dementia and other people with dementia about their experiences of life since a diagnosis of dementia.

26/10/2020 Idalina Aguiar shares news about Portuguese patient associations united in a “Movimento Cuidar dos Cuidadores Informais”
11/06/2020 Open letter published in HRB Open Research reflects on Helen Rochford-Brennan’s experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic
28/05/2020 Idalina Aguiar, a member of the European Working Group of People with Dementia, talks about her new project “COFIQue a Rir”
21/04/2020 Sean Mackell, a member of the Irish Dementia Working Group, shares his experiences of the COVID-19 situation
31/03/2020 Helen Rochford-Brennan, Chair of the European Working Group of People with Dementia, shares her experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic
19/03/2020 Idalina Aguiar, a member of the European Working Group of People with Dementia, shares her personal experience of the impact of COVID-19
17/03/2020 Helen Rochford Brennan, Chairperson of the EWGPWD, writes about how she recently called upon the Irish government to “Deliver on Dementia”
13/03/2020 Tomaž Gržinič, member of the EWGPWD, reflects on the importance of timely diagnosis, discipline and living fully every day
02/03/2020 Petri Lampinen, a member of the EWGPWD, shares a frightening experience
16/02/2020 Idalina Aguiar is proud to be included in the photos chosen by the President of Portugal, of his favourite moments of 2019
13/02/2020 Carol Hargreaves, member of the EWGPWD, shares some of the daily challenges of living with dementia
08/02/2020 Angela Pototschnigg, member of the EWGPWD, introduces Alzheimer Austria’s pioneer project “Turn the Corner”
22/01/2020 Helen Rochford-Brennan, Chairperson of the EWGPWD, asks “What matters to me … Who am I?”
18/12/2019 Tomaž Gržinič, member of the EWGPWD, gives lecture for students at Slovenian Faculty of Social Work
18/10/2019 Sean Mackell writes about his advocacy work and the importance of being open about diagnosis

 

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