DementiAbility in the Media
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March, 2013 - Concerned Friends Newsletter - a voice for quality in long-term care. |
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Nov. 2, 2012 - The Weekender (Bracebridge, ON) - An article about Alzheimer's disease highlights the children's book that Gail has published. |
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Oct. 1, 2012 - The Star
The book provides “one way for the well parent to talk to the kids about what’s going on,” says Chow, senior clinician-scientist with the Rotman Research Institute and Ross Memory Clinic at Baycrest. She collaborated on the project with Toronto gerontologist and dementia specialist Gail Elliot of DementiAbility, who works with patients by using Montessori teaching methods and has experience explaining it to children. Read the full article. |
Sept 12, 2012 - Baycrest News
"Dr. Chow joined forces with Gail Elliot, a gerontologist and dementia specialist with DementiAbility Enterprises, Inc., and Atomic Orange Productions (a service provider of interactive toys and games), to create the activity book. The principal cartoon characters are Frank and Tess Detectives – clever names that have the acronym FTD." Read the full article. |
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Redefining Dementia in Denmark: CBC Radio
Aug 20, 2012 - The Morning Report: "OMNI homes seeing positive results from BSO initiative"
May 18, 2012 - Hamilton Spectator coverage of Wentworth Lodge
May 19, 2012 - Quoted on the front page of the Hamilton Spectator
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