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When someone you know is diagnosed with #dementia helping them stay connected, socially active & doing what you’ve always done together, can help them stay well for longer. @BoldScotland supports the @scotgov #Rethinkdementia campaign, for more info visit nhsinform.scot/RethinkDementia

A brilliant bold Blether - 'packed with thought-provoking info'. I'll share with those who missed it & sign-up to The Brain Health ARC newsletter here bit.ly/435UFys The next bold Blether will with @DementiaFriendD in person on 14 March drop me a wee note to join us x

You're warmly invited to our 1st bold Blether of 2025 today, Fri 21 Feb. 10-11am with Prof Terry Quinn from The Brain Health ARC who will chat about how they recognise #dementia as a health challenge & how research can help. E-mail info@bold-scotland.org for the Zoom link!

Join our wee bold Blether tomorrow Fri 21st Feb 10-11am. Prof. Terry Quinn from The Brain Health ARC will blether about recognising #dementia as a health challenge & how research can create revolutions in prevention & management. E-mail me at info@bold-scotland.org for Zoom link!

Our friends at @boom_saloon invite you to their pop-up shop on Sat 22 Feb to raise funds for the finale of their work to rewrite the story of #dementia. ON SALE - Artworks, design, publications, poetry & magazines from them & their members. Scan QR code for 10% off & more details

The bold Online Social Leadership Programme is certified as conforming to Continuing Professional Development Principles. On completion you'll receive a CPD certificate which demonstrates a commitment to ongoing professional development. More @BoldScotland coming programme's soon

Mosaic plaque making at STAND's meeting centre space at Kennoway Community Shed today with the one and only Donna Forrester. Also on the menu today, fudge donuts and tea.

A wee reminder that bold Blethers are back as we host Prof. Terry Quinn from The Brain Health ARC this Fri 21 Feb. 10-11am on Zoom. We'll blether about how they recognise #dementia as a health challenge & envision that research can create revolutions in prevention & management.

bold Blethers are back! We look forward to hosting The Brain Health ARC on Fri 21 Feb. 10-11am. Prof Terry Quinn will blether about how they recognise #dementia as a health challenge & envision that research can create revolutions in prevention & management. Zoom link on it's way

Anne Irvine's Online Tai Chi bold Blether is available to download as a resource in your community on this link bit.ly/3koifT6 We are carrying on our monthly bold Blethers so if you have an idea either online or in your community e-mail us at info@bold-scotland.org

Today at 1pm online the 2nd webinar in Brain Health ARC's series. In this webinar, Dr Whiteside will be discussing the perceived multifaceted experiences and impact of Scottish Ballet’s Time to Dance® (2017-2020) alongside the learnings from the methodology & mixed methods used.

Fancy hosting a bold Blether? We would love to do bold Blethers in the community & online! Please get in touch at info@bold-scotland.org Download Mike Cheung's Calligraphy Resource from his fabulous in-person bold Blether workshop here bit.ly/3koifT6 #dementiacommunity

boldly rippling… A Learning Disabilities charity in the Scottish borders have requested to use Audrey Ross’ Unheard Voices interview with Willy Gilder in their dementia training for their staff. Well done to Audrey and Willy for sharing their stories bold-scotland.org/bold-media/

Brain Health ARC recognises #dementia as one of the most pressing public health challenges & through research can create revolutions in prevention & management. Find out more and book on link below 'Brain Health & Dance' online 4 Feb, 1-2pm bit.ly/4azZPo9

Thank you to @AboutDementiaSc for an interesting DFC Network meeting sharing insights and tips on how apps and digital devices can support with day-to-day activities. See the 'How Do I Make My IPhone Dementia Friendly?' tips on the link below! bit.ly/4hoesgn

Interested in the importance of conversation with people living with #dementia? The Arts Play Health Community are delighted to be joined by renowned author John Killick to discuss this topic on 29/01. All welcome. Led with @ECREDementia. Includes poetry! pathsresearchgroup.org/artsplayhealth

Join our choir for an informal singing session led by the talented Marguerite and Ann...or maybe you prefer to take to the stage for a jazzy sing-along Friday with the brilliant Les

🌟Supporting unpaid carers 🌟 Join us for two free online workshops tailored for you: 📅 Mood and Wellbeing: Monday 27th Jan 📅 Dementia and Communication: Monday 3rd Feb Explore practical tools & strategies to support your journey. #unpaidcarers 👉 agescotland.org.uk/information-ad…

'Social Leadership is a reflective practice: you're not given this but rather earn it through your actions... social currencies, like trust, pride, belonging, kindness and reputation.' We look forward to more values led bold work in 2025 as a bold CIC! bit.ly/4gowvmr

Irene lives with dementia and walking her dog has helped her continue to stay well. @BoldScotland partner Audrey Ross agrees explaining ‘If you get diagnosed with dementia... it’s just a new way of life’. Watch & Share their film here bit.ly/45Ecxz1 #RethinkDementia