Podcast – Exploring Psychotherapy for People with Dementia
Dr Anna Volkmer talks with Dr Alys Griffiths, Sophie Jeffery, and Esther Whittlesea Reed about psychotherapy’s role in supporting people living with dementia.
Dr Anna Volkmer talks with Dr Alys Griffiths, Sophie Jeffery, and Esther Whittlesea Reed about psychotherapy’s role in supporting people living with dementia.
Dr Anna Volkmer explores the experiences of young carers in dementia, with Dr Patricia Masterson Algar, Hannah Gardner, and Gareth & Euan Heslop.
Why do sex & gender matter in brain ageing? In XXplored, Dr Laura Stankeviciute talks women’s brain health with Prof Liisa Galea & Dr Maria Teresa Ferretti.
Adam Smith hosts Sam Moxon, Lindsey Sinclair & Ece Bayram to share tips on preparing, structuring & performing lightning talks at conferences.
Get the inside track on AAIC Neuroscience Next 2026. Manchester hosts a global hub with biomarker focus, abstract tips, and opportunities for ECRs.
Michelle Memran speaks with Alex Kornhuber and Sonata Mačiulskytė on how lived experience of caregiving reshapes dementia research and creativity.
Grant rejection is part of research life. Fiona McLean speaks with Sarah Marzi, Kate Harris and Dayne Beccano-Kelly on lessons learned and resilience.
Our final AAIC 2025 highlights podcast has Shea Andres, Joe Butler, Lindsey Sinclair & Harriet Demnitz-King recapping on the last days of this massive event
This third AAIC 2025 highlights podcast has Connor Richardson, Richard Oakley, Sára Zsadányi & Tatiana Giovannucci with more news from the conference
Our second AAIC 2025 highlights podcast recorded in Toronto brings together James Brady, Lucy Stirland, Isabel Castahno and Felix Wittmann to bring us an update
Tune-in to the 1st of our podcasts recorded at the AAIC 2025 in Toronto, Tamlyn Watermeyer, Emily Ho, Laura Stankeviciute & Joseph Russell share highlights
The 2025 ISTAART PIA Relay Podcast playlist is now live. Six global conversations on dementia research, featuring biomarkers, nutrition, equity, and more.
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