Topic "Dementia" in Spanish - total 9 documents
Title: About you... looking after yourself (Information for people with dementia no. 3)
Summary: If you have been diagnosed with dementia, this Help Sheet may be useful. It suggests ways to look after yourself and some people who can assist you to do this.
Title: Coronavirus COVID-19: Tips for residential aged care providers

Summary: Information for residential aged care providers regarding coronavirus (COVID-19) and supporting people living with dementia.
Title: Coronavirus COVID-19: Tips for home care providers

Summary: Information for providers of in-home care regarding coronavirus (COVID-19) and supporting people living with dementia.
Title: Coronavirus COVID-19: Tips for people living with dementia

Summary: This help sheet provides tips on how to look after yourself, keeping your home safe, physical distancing, how to stay connected and how to fight boredom during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Title: Dementia and bladder and bowel control

Summary: People with dementia have memory loss and may be confused and not know where they are. This can cause or make bladder and bowel control problems worse.
Title: It's not a disgrace...it's dementia: films have English subtitles

Summary: 'It's not a disgrace...it's dementia', is a short film to raise awareness and dispel myths about dementia within culturally and linguistically diverse communities. The film features carers of people living with dementia giving personal accounts, in their own language, of their experience, along with health professionals who talk about the condition and stress the importance of seeking help early.
Title: Our stories - films have English subtitles

Summary: These poignant digital stories depict both the love each carer has for their loved one living with dementia as well as the emotional cost. The aims of appearing on film, expressed by the carers featured in this series, is to help their communities to achieve a greater understanding of dementia and to generate acceptance of dementia as a medical illness. Available in Arabic, Italian and Spanish with English subtitles
Title: There's a difference (Video)

Summary: There's a difference between forgetting something once and forgetting it many times. There's a difference between forgetfulness and dementia. To find out more call the National Dementia Helpline on 1800 100 500.
Title: What happens if someone in my family can't make decisions because of disability, illness or injury?

Summary: If adults can't make a decision because of disability, illness or injury on whom to choose to make decisons for them - there is a tribunal that can help. It is called the 'Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT).
