Get ready for DTA’s inaugural symposium where allied health professionals can unite to enhance the care of people living with dementia. In recognition of the importance and value of allied health professionals in dementia care, this event is your chance to be active in discussions about the latest research and innovative strategies, all aimed at boosting independence, wellbeing, and dignity for those living with dementia. Come together with like-minded professionals, share your passion, and discover new ways to make a real difference; where you can explore, learn, and inspire each other in a fun and collaborative environment. 

• Share the Latest Evidence: Learn about and discuss the most recent research and findings related to allied health in dementia care.
   
  
• Identify Collaborative Opportunities: Explore ways to provide positive care approaches through interdisciplinary collaboration, purposeful and meaningful engagement, and enablement; always placing the person at the centre of their care. 
  
  
• Enhance Practical Strategies: Improve the application of practical, non-pharmacological strategies and support for people living with dementia throughout their care journey. 
  
  
• Foster Connections: Bring together allied health professionals to meet like-minded individuals who share a passion for supporting people living with dementia. 
  

This symposium style conference is suitable for: All staff in the allied health industry who work with people living with dementia including physiotherapists, occupational therapists, social workers, dieticians, speech pathologists, podiatrists, optometrists.

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About Dementia Training Australia

Dementia Training Australia is supported by funding from the Australian Government under the Dementia Training Program. We provide dementia training and education for Australia’s workforce. Our vision is that all people living with dementia, regardless of care setting and location, receive high-quality, evidence-based care that enhances their health and wellbeing.