> Who is this service for?
> What does this service provide?
> How is the program structured?
> Program dates and locations
> Contact us
Who is this service for?
For people with early stage dementia and family members.
What does this service provide?
This program aims to maximise the health and wellbeing of people diagnosed with early stage dementia and their support persons. In a group format participants can:
- Tell their story of memory loss
- Reflect on the impact of their diagnosis
- Develop an understanding of the importance of self-care
- Enhance their skills for communicating with others
- Learn techniques for problem solving
- Extend their knowledge about legal and financial issues
How is the program structured?
The program runs for two hours each week for seven weeks or eight weeks. Sessions are held concurrently for people with dementia, and their family. Ongoing support is also available to provide social contact and further educational opportunities.
Program dates and locations
Planning is uderway for 2010 with Programs to be run in many areas of NSW. For more information or to register your interest, please contact the National Dementia Helpline on 1800 100 500 or email
2008 Overview
In 2008, 35 Living With Memory Loss programs were conducted throughout NSW. Additionally, 2 special Younger Onset programs were held in Sydney.
Bega 1, Blue Mountains 1, Central Coast 2, Goulburn 1, Hunter 4, North Coast 7, Northern Rivers 2, Orange 1, Sydney and surrounding areas 14, and Wagga Wagga 2
Contact us for more information
If you would like more information about this program please email or telephone the Living with memory Loss team on 02 88754611
updated: 11 December 2009
created: 21 March 2003
