SLT Dementia Network Ireland CPD Day
SLT Dementia Network Ireland CPD Day
Thu, Apr 20, 09:30
Saint James Hospital • Dublin 8
€30
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One Thursday at the Gallery - Art, Music, Theatre and Dementia
By Dementia Services Information & Development Centre
When and where
Date and time
Thu, 15 Nov 2018 09:15 - 16:45 GMT
Location
National Gallery of Ireland Merrion Square West Dublin Ireland
Refund Policy
Refunds up to 7 days before event
Description
The Dementia Services Information and Development Centre with MISA Creative Life and in association with the National Gallery of Ireland bring you 'One Thursday at the Gallery' - a recognition of the increasingly important role the Arts are playing in the world of dementia care. Speakers from Ireland and the UK will discuss music, theatre and art in the morning and the afternoon will be set aside for Azure workshops, Virtual Reality and a Silent Disco! This event will be of interest to people with dementia and their families, arts professionals, health and social care professionals, psychologists, clinicians, research fellows and students.
There are only a limited number of places available for this conference so book now.
For Event programme please visit www.dementia.ie.
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About the organiser
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Dementia Services Information & Development CentreThe Dementia Services Information and Development Centre (DSiDC), established in 1998, is committed to best practice in all aspects of dementia care. Our vision is of a society where the civil and legal rights of people with dementia are fully respected and they are able to participate in the making of all decisions that affect them without discrimination or prejudice. Our mission is to transform people’s understanding and awareness of dementia through our educational programmes and research, informed by the voice of the person with dementia and those around them. Our values are of dignity and respect; autonomy and choice; participation and empowerment.
The DSiDC works alongside health and social care professionals; people with dementia and their care partners; community organisations; private and public care providers; and national policy makers to achieve its goals.