Speaker List by Session
Technology Empowered Dementia Independence (TEDI) Network Plus: Launching the System Change Big Conversation
Arlene Astell, Professor of Cyberpsychology, Northumbria University
Adaptive Interaction – Reaching Individuals Living with Advanced Dementia
Maggie Ellis, Senior Lecturer in Psychology, School of Psychology & Neuroscience
Flexibility is key: A comparison of four care home journeys to implementing an evidence-based intervention.
Isabelle Latham, Researcher in Residence, Hallmark Care Homes
Measuring ‘magic’ – evaluating Namaste Care sessions
Nicola Kendall, Training Development Manager, Equal Arts
People living with dementia leading home technology tours
Arlene Astell, Professor of Cyberpsychology, Northumbria University
“Liv”: Co-Creating a Dementia-Positive AI
Steve Milton, Director, Innovations in Dementia CIC
A Feasibility Randomised Controlled Trial of a Digital Programme to Prevent Falls and Improve Well-being in People Living with Dementia in the Community
Jaheeda Gangannagaripalli, NIHR ARC DEM-COMM Fellow, University of Manchester
Developing a toolkit to improve acute hospital appointments for people living with dementia
Dr Rachael Kelley, Reader in Dementia Research, Centre for Dementia Research, Leeds Beckett University
Dr Nicky Taylor and Lived Experience Contributors, , Centre for Dementia Research, Leeds Beckett University
Live and Jive: Bringing live and personalised music to older people in acute hospitals in NHS Tayside
Dr Suzanne Gray, Dementia Nurse Consultant, NHS Tayside
Eilaine White, , NHS Tayside
Living with Dementia Theatre Passport
Kellie Leatherbarrow, Deputy team leader Operating Department Practitioner (ODP), Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Royal Victoria Hospital Meeting Centre: Psychosocial Community Support in a Hospital Setting
Graham Galloway, CEO, Meetring Centres Scotland
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30min workshop: Supporting people with young onset dementia and family members to retain/rebuild identity after diagnosis
Jan Oyebode, Professor of Dementia Care, University of Bradford
Louise Ritchie, , University of West Scotland
Advance Care Planning for those living with Young Onset Dementia
Sophie Dodsworth, Admiral Nurse for Young Onset Dementia, Dementia UK
Childhood Dementia – a forgotten community
Chris Knifton, Associate professor in neurocognitive and neurodevelopmental studies, De Montfort University
An open conversation – Two men in a pub.
Suzy Webster, Lived Experience Coordinator, Dementia UK
Andrew Swindells, ,
3 Nations Dementia Working Group
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Evaluating a Culturally Appropriate Toolkit for African and Caribbean People Living with Dementia and their Care Partners
Jennifer MacRitchie, Senior Research Fellow, University of Sheffield
Carl Case, , Culturally Appropriate Resources
Brewing Connections: The Hoppiness Project’s Impact on Agency, Reminiscence, and Community in Dementia Care
Guy Manchester, Gardening Facilitator, Alive Activities
Sean Davey, , St Monica Trust
‘Hallmark in Bloom’ garden competition – How it’s helping to drive person-centred engagement with the garden
Georgina Miller, Well Being Manager, Hallmark Care Homes
Debbie Carroll, , Step Change Design
“Bringing the Dining Room to the Room: Personalised Mealtime Moments for Isolated Residents”
Ryan Lim, Care Assistant, Brunelcare
“Honey Bluebell Book Club: Building Connection Through Reading in Residential Care”
Nelia Soares, Care Assistant, Brunelcare
Juvelyn Morgan, , Brunelcare
Training, support and the dynamics of everyday practice in a residential care home.
Penny Johns, Dementia Practitioner, Jewish Care
Dementia Education – development of Dementia Ambassadors to support delivery of education across large care home group
Laura Steward, Head of Dementia, MMCG
Developing, delivering and embedding Enriched Model of Dementia Care training using Quality Improvement on a Dementia Inpatient Unit
Shelley Crossland, Clinical Professional Lead Occupational Therapist, Leicester Partnership NHS Trust
Kelvin Mayes and Rachel McMurray, , Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust
Enhancing Person-Centred Dementia Care Across Gwent Through Dementia Care Mapping
Sophie Foote, Dementia Care Mapping Lead, Aneurin Bevan University Health Board
Simon Chalmers, , Aneurin Bevan University Health Board
Is there such a thing as virtual dementia nursing? – The experience of nursing people living with dementia remotely with MinderCare.
Jan Amade-Cassimo, Dementia Clinical Nurse Specialist, MinderCare, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Integrating Socially Assistive Robotics to Support Wellbeing in People Living with Dementia
Carlos A. Cifuentes, Associate Professor in Human-Robot Interaction, Bristol Robotics Laboratory, University of the West of England
Living Well with Dementia for Couples and Families
Dr Natasha Woodstoke, Dementia Research Fellow and Clinical Psychologist, University of the West of England
Prof Richard Cheston, , University of the West of England
Integrating Dementia Coordinators in ED and SDEC: Preventing Admission and Reducing Length of Stay
Katie Antill, CEO, Alzheimer's & Dementia Support Services
Dementia in rural and coastal communities
Dr Emily Dodd, Senior Research Fellow, UWE Bristol
It needs a village….
Nigel Rose, co-ordinator, Chorlton and Whalley Range Dementia Action Group
Emma Gilbey, , Chorlton and Whalley Range Dementia Action Group
Advancing inclusive research approaches in involving underserved groups in dementia research: Co-creating the EMPOWER Dementia Network+
Andy Bradshaw, Network Manager and Research Fellow of the EMPOWER Dementia Network+, Cicely Saunders Institute, King's College London
Dementia Research: how you can have a voice
Mohammed Akhlak Rauf, EDI and PPI Lead, DeNPRU-QM
“If Not Now, When?”
Dr Jacqueline Hussey, Consultant Old Age Psychiatrist and Deputy Chair of Charity Younger People With Dementia CIO, Berkshire Healthchare Foundation Trust & Deputy Chair Trustee for charity Younger People With Dementia CIO
Charlie Draper, , Younger People With Dementia CIO
Singing together: the advantages to emotional wellbeing and self respect
Nia Davies Williams, Freelance Musician and Musician in Residence, Freelance and Pendine Park Care Organisation.
Meaningful play in dementia care: a workshop
Chloe Bradwell, Research Fellow, Leeds Beckett University
Mike Wragg, , Leeds Beckett University
Creative Befriending: Expression, Connection and Wellbeing through Collaborative Arts Projects
Sofi Mogensen, Creative Befrienders Project Manager, Resonate Arts
No One Else’s Words: Holding Space for Unfiltered Memory and First-Person Truth in Dementia Care
Emily Bird, Facilitator, Remembering Yesterday Caring Today
Janet Costley, , Remembering Yesterday Caring Today
GREAT Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy in Practice; A Case Study
Emma Marshall, Specialist Neurological Occupational Therapist, Peartree Community Services Neurological Rehabilitation
Creating a set of Involvement Principles: listening to what matters to people with lived experience.
Claire Garley, Involvement Lead, Alzheimer's Society
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Reaching Underserved Communities: A Partnership Between ADSS and the Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara
Karen Heath, Dementia Wellbeing Manager, Alzheimer's & Dementia Support Services
Empowering Greater Manchester families to live as well as they can with dementia.
Fiona Robinson, Empowered Connector, Volunteer - Age UK Salford and Trafford
Amanda Barrell and Emma Smith, , Age UK Salford and Trafford
‘That feels alien to me, to be honest’: using Applied Thematic Analysis to co-produce a culturally adapted psychosocial intervention with Sikh carers of people living with dementia
Lydia Morris, Senior Clinical Lecturer, University of Manchester
Dementia in UK Prisons
Lorna Hart - Thomson, Development Lead, Meeting Centres Scotland
Emma Smith, , Age UK Salford and Trafford
Exploring healthcare staff perspectives of why African Caribbean people may be presenting later to dementia services
David Truswell, Healthcare & Dementia Consultancy Director, n/a
Armita Farsinejad, , NHS
What matters to me? How development of a personal sensory biography has helped meet needs.
Susannah Thwaites, Advanced Clinical Practitioner Occupational Therapist, Tees, Esk & Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust
Emma Biglands, , Tees, Esk & Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust
The world in one shining moment
Dr Sarah Fox, NIHR ARC Dementia research Fellow, The University of Manchester
Leah Payne, , Healthwatch Bolton
InvolveD: Involving South Asian, Black African and African Caribbean People in Designing Better Dementia Support
Dr Karan Jutlla, Associate Professor (Reader) in Dementia Care and Inclusion, University of Wolverhampton
Emily Winnall, , University of Wolverhampton
To What Extent Does the Care Quality Commission Capture Person-Centered Care Delivery in Dementia Care Homes
Jennifer N.W. Lim, Reader in Health Inequalities and Behavioral Science School of Health and Society, Faculty of Health, Education and Wellbeing, Wolverhampton University
Mahnaz Khalafehnilsaz, , Wolverhampton University
Non-pharmacological prescribing in care homes – the impact on reducing distress and increasing wellbeing
Amy Pepper, Dementia Care Manager, HC-One
Evidence-based communication skills to help avoid or reduce distressed behaviour in people living with dementia
Dr Rebecca O'Brien, Senior Research Fellow and Clinical Specialist Speech and Language Therapist, University of Nottingham/ Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
Kate Sartain, , Not applicable
Reducing Antidepressant Use in People Living with a Dementia
Stuart Wright, Dementia Care Lead, Brunelcare
Emma Cowling, , Brunelcare
Embedding a Behaviour Analyst-in-Residence to Reduce Distressed Behaviour in Dementia Care on Hospital Wards
Luke Pickering-Jones, Dementia Improvement Manager, Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
An overview of the Dementia UK Consultant Admiral Nurse service supporting families affected by frailty and dementia
Kerry Lyons, Consultant Admiral Nurse for Frailty and Physical Health, Dementia UK
Prescribing non-pharmacological interventions in care homes – a practical approach.
Ellie Lakey, Higher Assistance Psychologist, Tees, Esk and Wear Valley NHS Trust
Megan Holden, , Tees, Esk and Wear Valley NHS Trust
Assistant Psychologists: Addressing Dementia Care Gaps and ‘Finding the Why’ through the SDCC Framework
Maria McGinlay, Assistant Psychologist, HC-One
Towards Holistic Dementia Care: Introducing the Well-being in Dementia Inventory (WiDI)
Dr Allan Perry, Consultant Neuropsychologist & Director of Clinical Service, PJ Care
Social care for people living with young-onset dementia: developing resources for improvement
Dr Catherine Quinn, Associate Professor, Centre for Applied Dementia Studies, University of Bradford
A blueprint for Young Onset Dementia Services: Partnership working between Dementia Forward and Leeds Beckett
Sarah Jane Smith, Professor of Dementia Research, Leeds Beckett University
Jill Quinn MBE, , Dementia Forward
The Oxleas Young Onset Dementia Project – Understanding Lived Experiences and Building Inclusive Support
Dr Monica Crugel, Consultant in Older Adults Psychiatry, Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust
A specialist nurse intervention to support children and young people of a parent with Young-Onset-Dementia
Hannah Gardner, The Consultant Admiral Nurse for Children and Young People, Dementia UK
The Afronauts’ Tale – Creativity, Co-production and living creatively with dementia
David Truswell, CEO Designate,, Culture Demtia UK
Ronald Amanze, , Dementia in Dub
A narrative review exploring the role of co-production in dementia practice and research
Ellie Robinson-Carter, Founding Artistic Director of The Photobook Project/ Programme Director MSc Dementia, University of Hull, Photobook Project/ University of Hull
Laiba Ahmad, , University of West London
Family Interventions iN Dementia Mental health Environments (FIND ME): Carer experiences of mental health wards for people living with dementia
Dr Rosie Dunn, Research associate, University of West London
Tom Kitwood Memorial Address – The Art of Care: How the study of care aesthetics reveals a new direction for person-centred practices in dementia care
John Keady, Professor of Mental Health Nursing and Older People, University of Manchester
James Thompson, freelance drama practitioner, University of Manchester
Dementia in the NHS in England: achievements and challenges
Jeremy Isaacs, National Clinical Director for Dementia and Older People’s Mental Health, NHS England
The Care Quality Commission and dementia care
Stefan Kallee, Deputy Director of Adult Social Care, Care Quality Commission
Lynda Harrison, ,
Social care: challenges and opportunities ahead
Vic Rayner, CEO, National Care Forum
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Co-Producing National Intergenerational Practice Standards
Anqa Kaleem Tirmazee, Resarch and Impact Lead, National Activity Providers Associaiton
Hilary Woodhead, CEO, NAPA
“The role of the non-clinical dementia specialist lead within a care home setting”
Dr Isabelle Latham, Researcher in Residence, Hallmark Care Homes
My Story. A co-designed method of engagement
Dr. Claire Craig, Professor of Inclusive Design, Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design, Royal College of Art
Connecting People, Connecting Support: A Co-Designed Website to Help People Embed Health-Promoting Activities into Their Daily Routine
Claire Craig, Professor of Inclusive Design, Co-Chair of the Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design, Royal College of Art
Listen Up! Supporting communication when dementia and hearing loss co-exist
Sue Egersdorff, Charity Co-Founder, Ready Generations
More Than a Medical Review: Power of Communication and Connection for Isolated PLWD and Their Family Carers at Home
Farah Hariss, Dementia Clinical Nurse Specialist, Imperial College Healthcare Trust
Technology recommendation systems to support independent living in dementia
Jennifer MacRitchie, Senior Research Fellow, University of Sheffield
Changing the Culture of Dementia Care at Athena: Our Journey to All Seven Homes achieving Two Gold Stars!
Hannah Mulholland, Head of Lifestyle and Community Engagement, Athena Care homes
More Than Music: Can Community Music Groups Help Bridge the CST Gap?
Kate Thubron, Director, Occupational Therapist, Mindful Care Training and Consultancy
Lucy- Eve Munn, , Britten Pears Arts
Personalised music as a way of reconnecting people with dementia with their life history and sense of self
Dr Aggeliki Koufou, Dementia-care practitioner and Researcher,
What Gets Measured Gets Better: Building a Real-World Evidence Base for CST in Residential Care
Josefine Funder Nissen, Clinical Product Specialist, Ayla Care Limited
Do palliative, supportive, and enhanced care approaches alleviate the symptom burden experienced by people living with Young Onset Dementia
Sophie Dodsworth, Admiral Nurse for Young Onset Dementia, Dementia UK
How something small can make a big difference: Oxleas NHS Trust YOD Service
Kelly Mills, Young Onset Dementia Nurse, Oxleas NHS Trust
Why Peer Support Matters for families affected by Young Onset Dementia
Catherine Kiely, Young Dementia Network Coordinator, Dementia UK
Michael Booth, ,
Young Onset Dementia and Me
Gerald King, Person living with Young Onset Dementia, STAND
Hidden worlds: navigating a fragmented system to stop carers breaking down
Frances Lawrence, Chief Executive, Dementia Carers Count
A panel discussion on co-producing Community Technology Hubs – sharing the Technology Empowered Dementia Independence (TEDI) experience
Arlene Astell, Director TEDI Network Plus, Northumbria University
Henry Collingham, , Northumbria University
Dave’s Legacy – improving dementia care
Vicky Brown, Registered Bank Staff Nurse - OPD, Spire, Manchester
Do patients with dementia get better or worse in hospital?
Kellie Smart, Nurse Lead for Dementia & Delirium, Tameside & Glossop NHS ICFT
From wards to wellbeing: the Royal Victoria Hospital Meeting Centre
Ruby Swift, Research Associate, Association for Dementia Studies, University of Worcester
Improving personalised care in the acute hospital trust
Dee Scruton, Dementia Nurse Specialist, Royal United Hospital NHS TRust
A System-Wide Approach to Working with Distress Behaviours
Jo-Anne Wilson, Registered Manager, Galanos House
Lynn Bassett & Dr Judith Bond, , Learning & Development Partnership, Warwickshire cc and Coventry & Warwickshire Partnership Trust
Beyond Correction: Lessons for Compassionate Communication in Dementia Care
Ankita Arora, Senior Care Worker and Volunteer Research Advisor, Links Care Centre and Centre for Dementia Research, Leeds Beckett University
Implementing outcome measures to enhance practice in a dementia care home team
Mitchell Orlu, Assistant Psychologist, Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust
Reinhard Guss, , Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust
Why is the guidance on the psychosocial treatments for distress in dementia so confusing?
Ian James, Clinical Psychologists, Psychology for Peak Performance Ltd
Before It Is Too Late: Using Story Capture to Support Person-Led Dementia Care
Gareth Williams, Founder, The Community Story Hub CIC
Integrating music into dementia care
Douglas Noble, Strategic Director Music In Health, Live Music Now
Fiona Costa, , University of Roehampton.
Listening to Carers’ Voices
Prof Alan Williams, Professor of Collaborative Composition, School of Arts, Media and Creative Technologies, Unversity of Salford
Helen Beaumont, ,
Reading with Dementia – shaping a new national conversation about dementia-friendly reading
Sarah Lawrance, Publications and Heritage Programmes Manager, Equal Arts
Dr Anna Goulding, , Northumbria University
Co-producing a Quality Standards Framework for Meeting Centres: ensuring consistency while protecting what makes each centre unique
Andy Wynd, Facilitator, Meeting Centres Scotland
Working with an Acquired Cognitive Impairment: Understanding the Challenges and Opportunities for Assistive Technologies in the Workplace
Victoria Owen, Research Assistant in Psychology, Northumbria University
Young in heart and mind
Ruth Eley, Chair of Trustees, Together in Dementia Everyday (tide)
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Dementia, Involvement, and the Psychology of Exclusion: Reflections from working with DASH Group
Ross Horsley, Psychology Placement Student, Oxleas
Reinhard Guss, , Oxleas
Discussing End of Life with People Living with Dementia – The Coffee and Coffins Experience
Catherine Wood, Module Leader, MSc Dementia, University of Hull, Cambridge Educational Group
From Distress to Dignity: How AI Enabled Pain Assessment Transformed Dementia Care Across 23 Care Homes
Krystyna Mitchell, Dementia Lead, Dovehaven Care Homes
Jo Hadfield-Cubbin, , Dovehaven Care Homes
The Bi-directional Relationship between Trauma and Dementia: A Co-Produced Exploration of Why Trauma-and-Violence-Informed Dementia Care Matters
Mary-Joy Albutt, Nurse consultant (neurocognitive disorders); PhD student, University of Worcester, Aim to Get Better
Martin Robertson; Gill Ashington, ,
Understanding Stakeholder Priorities for End-of-Life Dementia Care: Findings from Scoping Conversations
Rasa Mikelyte, Research Fellow, University of Kent
Mr Keith Oliver, , N/A
“Developing and using a goal-setting toolkit for care home residents”
Dr Isabelle Latham, Researcher in Residence, Hallmark Care Homes
Meaningful Engagement in Advance Dementia (MEAD) – Co-producing a digital tool in long-term care
Arlene Astell, Professor of Cyberpsychology, Northumbria University
Amelia Greenwood, , Orchard Healthcare Group
Thriving in Residential Care: Advancing Inclusive and Ethical Research Practice
Bethany Morgan Brett, Research Fellow, My Home Life England, City St George's University of London
From Gateshead to Newcastle: setting up and sustaining community dementia networks — facilitation, challenges and lessons
Kathleen Dickinson, Activities Team Leader, Dementia and Digital Engagement Worker, Search, Newcastle
Helen Bell, , Calderdale Homecare (seconded into Edberts House)
InvolveD: Involving South Asian, Black African and African Caribbean People in Designing Better Dementia Support
Dr Karan Jutlla, Associate Professor (Reader) in Dementia Care and Inclusion, University of Wolverhampton
What works (and doesn’t) in post-diagnostic dementia support? Lessons from a national evaluation in Scotland
Sophie Elliott, Director, IFF Research
“Seen and heard”: The role of sound and moving image to connect people with dementia within, outwards and across generations
Ellie Robinson-Carter, Programme Director: MSc Dementia / Founding Artistic Director, University of Hull / The Photobook Project
Ronald Amanze, ,
Bridging gaps in dementia care: Building trust through culturally appropriate community-based co-production with South Asian communities
Andy Bradshaw, Research Fellow and Network Manager of EMPOWER Dementia Network+, King's College London
Cllr Dr Manju Shahul-Hameed, , Manju Shahul-Hameed Foundation for Mental Health
From Implementation to Impact: Celebrating Playlist for Life Certified Homes within Hallmark Luxury Care
Rebecca Kennedy, Head of Communities, Playlist for Life
Lisa Ruffell, , Hallmark Luxury Care Homes
Psychosocial Impact of Traditional Headwraps among the UK’s Black African and Caribbean Elders with Dementia
Ayokunmi Ojebode, Honorary Research Fellow/Lecturer, University of Surrey
Christelle Tulia, , Kiyana Wraps London Ltd
Adapting Cognitive Stimulation Therapy: A one-year evaluation of a CST-informed group within a dementia inpatient ward.
Adele Olphert (Co-facilitator) Luke Doherty (Co-facilitator), Assistant Psychologists, NHS
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Co-creating a public engagement programme exploring dementia and mental health crisis. The Family Interventions in Dementia Mental Health Environments (FIND ME) study
Faye Watson, Public and Community Engagement Lead (FIND ME), Geller Institute of Ageing and Memory (University of West London)
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Family Carer Involvement in Dementia Inpatient Wards: An Ethnographic Study of Practice, Culture, and Decision-Making
Dr Rosie Dunn, Research Associate, The University of West London (UWL)
Understanding staff experiences of involving and supporting family carers on dementia mental health wards
Dr Juliet Gillam, Research Associate, University of West London
Dr Rosie Dunn, , University of West London
Cultivating Confidence: Empowering Carers to Deliver Therapeutic Home Gardening Sessions
Jack Pickford-Brake, Founder of Dig for Dementia & University Lecturer, Dig for Dementia
Jane Ward, , Dementia Friendly Hampshire
Dementia Friendly Fun: Fun is not the opposite of professionalism – it’s the foundation of wellbeing
Ali Rogan, DHWG external affairs lead, Dementia and Housing Working Group (DHWG)
The power of football for people living with dementia and family carers: a national picture
Marie Poole, Senior Research Associate, Newcastle University
Nicky Taylor, , Leeds Beckett University
When a pretty garden isn’t enough
Debbie Carroll, Director, Step Change Design Ltd.
Different Services, One Mission: Reducing Health Inequalities in Dementia Care at Dementia UK
Safia Seini, Admiral Nurse - Black, African and Caribbean Admiral Nurse Service, Dementia UK
Evaluating the needs of carers living with dementia. Royal British Legion Admiral nurses provide person centred support.
Jo Dawson, Lead Admiral Nurse., Royal British Legion
Lucy Chamberlain, , Royal British Legion
How to Design and Scale a Dual Carer–Patient Dementia Programme That Works in Practice
Debbie Kassas, Dementia Services Manager, East Cheshire Hospice
Sara Jones, , East Cheshire Hospice
Online group support for family carers in Lewy body dementia- does it work?
Rachel Thompson , Consultant Admiral Nurse, Lewy body dementia , Lewy Body Society & Dementia UK
Rachel Korosi , , Dementia UK
6D Dementia: Embedding Empathy, Consistency and Evidence into Scalable Dementia Care
Dr Frances Duffy, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, 6D-Dementia
Developing Dementia Care Champions of Change: How Training, Support and Lived Experience Drive Sustainable Practice Change in Two UK Care Homes
Penny Johns, Dementia Practitioner, Jewish Care
Esmiranda Mensah, , Jewish Care
Shared Care Starts with Understanding: Reflections from a Care Home Pilot Site
Ruth Eley, Director & Chair, tide
Cathrina Moore, , Director Chapel House Care & Clinical Lead Dementia Resource Community
The Art of Care: practical, playful, and powerful ways to connect in dementia care.
Rachael Savage, Artistic Director, Vamos Theatre
Circle dance for people living with dementia: adapting the practice to be culturally appropriate for and relevant to today’s dementia care landscape.
Carl Case, Operations Director, Cultural Appropriate Resources
Victoria Smith, , Dementia Pathfinders CIC
Tech Hub: a live workshop exploring technology for people living with dementia
Dr Henry Collingham, Senior Research Fellow in Design, Northumbria University — TEDI (Technology Empowered Dementia Independence) Network Plus
Prof Arlene Astell, , Northumbria University — TEDI (Technology Empowered Dementia Independence) Network Plus
Dementia and Behaviour: A Challenge or a Gift?
Mike Phillips, Trainer, Facilitator, Consultant and Coach., Mike Phillips Training
Magic Me’s Spark: Creativity in Care Homes
Billy Ash Sakula , Artist , Magic Me
Priyanka Chauhan, , Magic Me
A Moral Education in Dementia Care – person centred, emotionally intelligent, relational or person led ?
Professor David Sheard, Professor of Emotional Intelligence in Care , York St John University
Dave Wilson Wynne, , As above
Making AI Accessible: Co-Designing Generative AI Chatbot Training for Older Adults and People Living with Dementia
Claire Rogers, PhD Candidate, University of Strathclyde
Caring Across Distances, Caring for Many
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“A Moral Education in Dementia Care: person centred, emotionally intelligent, relational or person led?”
David Sheard, Professor of Emotional Intelligence in Care, York St John University
Dave Wilson Wynne, , Innovare Dementia Consultancy
Young Onset Dementia in Bromley Care Homes: A Caseload Audit
Ross Horsley, Psychology Placement Student, Oxleas
Reinhard Guss, , Oxleas