Unraveling the puzzles of dementia and devising strategies for its prevention
The Landshut City Library is set to host an enlightening event called "Hands-on Dementia" at its Salzstadel lecture hall on Tuesday, September 9th, and Wednesday, 10th. This unique experience is designed to provide insights into the challenges faced by individuals with dementia.
Taking place over two days, the event will be open from 10 am to 4 pm on Tuesday and from 10 am to 12 pm on Wednesday. The highlight of the event is a lecture delivered by renowned gerontologist Johanna Myllymäki, titled "Prevention in Dementia - Memory loss doesn't have to be fate."
Johanna Myllymäki, a researcher and expert in dementia, will share her knowledge on current research findings regarding dementia prevention and how to reduce risks and strengthen memory in the long term. The lecture will last for one hour and will include a Q&A session, providing attendees with the opportunity to ask questions and gain a deeper understanding of the topic.
The "Hands-on Dementia" experience features 13 interactive stations designed to simulate the daily life of a person with dementia. Specialists from the Niederbayern Dementia and Care Office will accompany the event throughout, ensuring a comprehensive and informative experience for all participants.
The aim of the event is to foster understanding and empathy for those affected by dementia and to highlight the importance of prevention. Admission to the lecture is free, and no registration is required.
This event is being held in collaboration with the Niederbayern Dementia and Care Specialist Office and is part of a larger initiative to raise awareness about dementia and promote understanding and empathy.
On Tuesday at 1:30 pm, a separate lecture titled "Prevention in Dementia - Memory loss doesn't have to be fate" will take place. The city library will also provide a selection of guides and specialist literature on dementia during the event.
The Landshut City Library encourages everyone to attend this informative and enlightening event, which is free and open to the public. Whether you're looking to gain a better understanding of dementia, support someone affected by the condition, or simply want to learn more about preventative measures, "Hands-on Dementia" promises to be an engaging and educational experience.
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