Guest Blog – Alzheimer Europe 2018 – a conference for all
Timothy RittmanDr Timothy Rittman shares news from the Alzheimer’s Europe Conference in Barcelona
Tag: Blog
Guest Blog – Co-producing young onset dementia research together
Clarissa GiebelBlog from Clarissa Giebel, discussing her patient and public involvement in reviewing YOD memory clinic services
Guest Blog – Doing it for the girls: juggling academic and family life
Anna VolkmerBlog from Anna Volkmer, exploring life as a researcher and mother.
Guest Blog – Doing PPI on my PhD project
PPI with people with language led dementia: the barriers & the facilitators
Guest Blog – from down under: Attending the International Conference on Frontotemporal Dementias 2018 in Sydney
New Blog from Anna Volkmer, Cutting to the good stuff – 10 great things about this years ICFTD Conference
Guest Blog – How PPI worked for me
Aida Suarez-GonzalezBlog from Aida Suarez-Gonzalez, from University College London, discussing her patient and public involvement with people living with Posterior Cortical Atrophy (PCA)
Guest Blog – Inside the DClinPsy: Snippets From An Assistant Psychologist’s Group
EditorNew blog contributor Nadine Mirza with advice for new psychologists
Guest Blog – Leaping Across the Pond
Robert Andrew, Ph.D.Guest Blog from Dr Robert Andrew, Post-doctoral Researcher at The University of Chicago – sharing his story of how he went from UK to the USA, with advise for others who may want to follow.
Guest Blog – Let’s not forget care over cure
Blog from Clarissa Giebel, discussing her work and the importance of dementia care research and helping people with dementia to remain independent for longer
Guest Blog – My experience of being a nice committee member
Our regular monthly blog from Anna Volkmer
Guest Blog – Presenting to clinicians versus academics
New Blog from Anna Volkmer, discusses how her presentation style has developed, and provides her tips and advice for impactful presentations
Guest Blog – Social activities are key to a good quality of life
Blog from Clarissa Giebel, discussing Social Prescribing – It’s not only tablets that can make you feel better