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About Dementia QTY 1.1 What is dementia? 1.2 Diagnosing dementia 1.3 Diagnosis: Informing the person with dementia 1.4 Early Planning 1.5 Next Steps 1.6 Information for Family and Friends 1.7 Memory changes 1.8 Progression of dementia 1.9 Drug treatments and dementia 1.10 Dementia and heredity 1.11 Research 1.12 Alzheimer's disease 1.13 Vascular dementia 1.14 Fronto Temporal Lobar Dementia 1.15 Dementia with Lewy bodies 1.16 Alcohol related dementia 1.17 AIDS related dementia 1.18 Down syndrome and Alzheimer's disease 1.19 Parkinson's disease and dementia    Caring for someone with dementia QTY 2.1 Communication 2.2 Therapies and communication aproaches 2.3 Safety issues 2.4 Caring for someone who lives alone 2.5 Activities 2.6 Making the most of respite care 2.7 Driving 2.8 Travelling 2.9 Working with doctors 2.10 Going to hospital 2.11 Pain 2.12 Eating 2.13 Nutrition 2.14 Dental care 2.15 Dressing 2.16 Sleeping 2.17 Hygiene 2.18 Continence 2.19 Intimacy and sexual issues 2.20 Later stages of dementia 2.21 Palliative care and dementia

Looking after families and carers QTY 3.1 Taking a break 3.2 Taking care of yourself 3.3 Feelings 3.4 Men and caring 3.5 Coping after deal of someone with dementia    Residential care and dementia QTY 4.1 Deciding on residential care 4.2 Which residential facility? 4.3 Caring partnerships 4.4 Good care in a residential facility 4.5 Coping with placement 4.6 Information and support    Changed behaviours and dementia QTY 5.1 Changed behaviours 5.2 Problem solving 5.3 Depression and dementia 5.4 Wandering 5.5 Sundowning 5.6 Anxious behaviours 5.7 Aggressive behaviours 5.8 Agitated behaviours 5.9 Hallucinations and false ideas 5.10 Disinhibited behaviours    Young People and Dementia QTY 6.1 Information about dementia for young people 6.2 Info. about dementia for parents and grandparents    Younger onset dementia QTY 7.1 What is younger onset dementia 7.2 Early Planning 7.3 Next steps 7.4 Employment    About you.. information for people with dementia QTY 8.1 What is dementia? 8.2 Early planning 8.3 Looking after yourself 8.4 Driving 8.5 Living alone 8.6 Feeling and adjusting to change 8.7 Keeping involved and active 8.8 Talking about the diagnosis 8.9 Talking with your doctor 8.10 Making employment decisions

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NAME: POSTAL ADDRESS          Street Name/Number: City/Suburb: State: Postcode: Telephone:	1. Person with dementia 2. Carer, family member, friend of person with dementia 3. Student 4. Other individual 5. Alzheimer's Australia association 6. Aged care service provider 7. Other