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This page contains articles and websites submitted to the Network. We cannot guarantee accuracy of information published on other websites, nor the quality of any products or training materials highlighted on these sites. Caring Times 11 Feb 2010 Life Story Slideshows
An article from the Caring Times in which Anne Forrest is trying to get carers nation-wide to compile Life Story Slideshows Anyone interested in this idea, The Carer magazine would like to do a follow-up article themselves on it. Further information- download the article Visit the website www.memories-unlimited.co.uk or contact anne.forrest@memories-unlimited.co.uk
A window onto Yorkshire's moving image heritage, through the eyes of its people... Yorkshire Film Archive Online, a free and dynamic web resource to enjoy, learn from and contribute to. You can watch hundreds of films reflecting Yorkshire life, landscape and culture from the 1890s to the present day, all selected from the Yorkshire Film Archive's rich collection with the help of audiences across the region.Explore YFA Online by using the search options, or browse to find films by decade, theme or area. Register for free to bookmark films to your personal favourites and contribute information or memories. The journal of memories that brought Leo's life story back from the shadowsPublished in the Yorkshire Post on 11 February 2010 An article by Sheena Hastings on the impact life story work has had on Leo Nichol, his wife and family Photos and images can be used so powerfully in life story work- Below are links to some sites from around the globe Michael Hagedorn is a photo journalist from Hamburg who specialises in images of people with dementia. The project he is currently working on is called "Warding off Wawu Warra" a focus on the condition of dementia in indigenous Australians. Aboriginal people aged above 75 years and older were found to have around 26 times higher probability of being affected than the non-indigenous rate of dementia. There are strong and encouraging indications that traditional Aboriginal ways of dealing with symptoms like dementia might lead to a new understanding of and a new approach to dealing with this global social and human challenge. Follow Michael's project on www.twitter.com/AlzAustralia. View some of the stunning images by Michael by clicking on his site below
Philip Toledano Days with my Father is an amazing photographic and written journal capturing his time spent with his father as he moves through the journey of living with dementia |
