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46: The 'D' Word with Pete Hill - Episode 46
46: The 'D' Word with Pete Hill - Episode 46
46: The 'D' Word with Pete Hill - Episode 46
Tuesday 14th November 2023
Join Pete Hill and Agnes Houston, MBE, on 'The 'D' Word Podcast' as they discuss sensory changes in dementia and the impactful 'Talking Sense' booklet.
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Get the buttons here!Agnes Houston on Sensory Changes in Dementia: A Personal Crusade
Episode Overview
- Agnes shares her journey of advocating for recognition of sensory challenges in dementia
- Her Churchill Fellowship enabled her to gather knowledge and collaborate with experts worldwide
- Transformed 'Talking Sense' into an online course, providing valuable insights for professionals
- Despite facing frustrations and health challenges, Agnes's dedication to helping those affected by dementia is truly inspiring
- Taking just one actionable insight from this episode can make a significant difference
I don't care because the outcome is I want people living with dementia to get all the help they can for the challenges that they have, not the challenges that the professionals perceive they should have.
Have you ever wondered how dementia affects the senses? In this episode of 'The 'D' Word Podcast', Pete Hill sits down with Agnes Houston, MBE, to discuss her groundbreaking work on sensory changes in dementia. Agnes, a passionate dementia campaigner, shares her personal journey and the frustrations she faced when professionals overlooked the sensory challenges that come with dementia. Her booklet 'Talking Sense' is a testament to her dedication, offering valuable insights into these often-neglected aspects of the condition.
Through her Churchill Fellowship, Agnes travelled to Canada and Ireland, collaborating with experts to gather knowledge and create an online course for audiologists and ophthalmologists. Despite facing health challenges herself, Agnes's unwavering commitment to improving the lives of those affected by dementia shines through. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the unique sensory experiences of dementia patients and the importance of tailored care.
Whether you're a caregiver, a professional, or someone with a loved one affected by dementia, you'll find actionable insights that can make a real difference.