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Australia
21 episodios
desde 6 de agosto de 2026
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What happens when you know something isn't quite right, but everyone around you believes you're fine? In Part 1 of this powerful three-part series, Robyn shares the deeply personal story of recognising changes in her thinking long before anyone else could see them. She reflects on why she…

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What does it feel like to hear the words you've been expecting, yet never wanted to hear? In Part 2 of this heartfelt three-part series, Robyn opens up about the emotions that followed her dementia diagnosis. Even though she had sensed something wasn't right for some time, receiving a dia…
In the final episode of this three-part series, Robyn shares her thoughts and experiences around driving while living with dementia, including the emotions, challenges, and personal reflections that come with navigating independence and change. Most importantly, Robyn answers one final question: wh…
Could you be the highlight of someone's entire week without even realising it? In this episode, I share a simple encounter that became a powerful reminder of the difference aged care and community support workers make every day. A gentle reflection on human connection, kindness, and why never …
What conversations should families be having before a health emergency occurs? In Part 2, we talk with a frontline paramedic about the realities of emergency care for older adults, from falls and infections to hospital transfers and advance care planning.  Together, we explore how planning ahead ca…
How often do paramedics attend callouts involving older adults? It's more than you might think. In this episode, we sit down with a frontline paramedic to explore the realities of emergency care for older adults, both at home and in aged care. We discuss the most common reasons ambulances are …

Can Ageing be a Mindset?

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Can ageing be a mindset? In this episode, we explore the story behind Harvard psychologist Ellen Langer's famous 1979 Counterclockwise Study. What happened when a group of men in their 70s and 80s spent a week living as though it were 1959, twenty years earlier? We'll unpack the experimen…
If you thought speech pathology was just about stutters and speech sounds, think again. In this episode, we chat with Sophie, an experienced speech pathologist, about the surprisingly broad and invaluable role speech pathology plays in supporting older adults. From swallowing difficulties and commu…
If you thought communication was just about talking, think again. In Part 2, we continue our conversation with Sophie, an experienced speech pathologist, and explore the simple yet powerful ways speech pathology can help people stay connected, understood and supported. Along the way, Sophie shares …
Most of us think dementia is just forgetting things. I used to think that too. But what if memory loss is only part of the story? In this episode, we explore the many ways dementia can affect a person’s world, from language and emotions to sleep, perception, personality and connection. Along the wa…
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