UK Health Radio Podcast
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97: The 'D' Word with Pete Hill - Episode 97
97: The 'D' Word with Pete Hill - Episode 97
97: The 'D' Word with Pete Hill - Episode 97
Friday 6th December 2024
Nicky Jardine discusses Mirador Magazine, a print publication for people with dementia, sharing insights from her personal journey.
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Episode Overview
- Mirador Magazine offers accessible content for dementia patients.
- Personal experiences can inspire impactful projects.
- Maintaining independence is crucial for dementia patients.
- Print media can be more effective than digital for certain audiences.
- Humour and empathy play significant roles in dementia care.
We know that people even in mid to late stage can still read the words. That is a skill that does not go away
In this episode of the 'D' Word, host Pete Hill chats with Nicky Jardine, the founder of Mirador Magazine, a publication specifically designed for people living with dementia. The conversation is both enlightening and heartfelt as Nicky shares her personal journey of caring for her aunt who was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's. This experience inspired her to create Mirador Magazine, which caters to the unique needs of dementia patients by providing easily readable content that engages and comforts them.
Nicky talks about the challenges and triumphs of launching a print magazine in a digital age, and how it serves as a vital resource for those with dementia and their families. The discussion highlights the importance of maintaining dignity and independence for dementia patients, offering practical insights on how to support them. With humour and empathy, Pete and Nicky explore the impact of dementia on families and the power of accessible media to bridge gaps in communication.
If you're looking for an inspiring story about innovation and care in the face of dementia, this episode is a must-listen.