Dementia Research – results of research program from UNSW and why reablement MUST be considered and used for positive outcomes for clients living with dementia. Also, the perspective of Allied Health professionals of using reablement with clien...

Dementia Research – results of research program from UNSW and why reablement MUST be considered and used for positive outcomes for clients living with dementia. Also, the perspective of Allied Health professionals and methods for non-clinicians...

Exercise Physiology – important factors that make goals of a physical nature part of reablement and both building clients capacity and engaging them in activity. Using a person-led approach.

Exercise Physiology – important factors that make goals of a physical nature part of reablement and both building clients capacity and engaging them in activity. Using a person-led approach.

St John Ambulance discussing the importance of transport services to connect clients to their community and how this is reablement. Key messages they convey to clients for a positive pathway.

St John Ambulance discussing the importance of transport services to connect clients to their community and how this is reablement. Key messages they convey to clients for a positive pathway.

Support worker – from domestic and personal care to social support services and why having a reablement focus meets so many needs of the client. 

Support worker – from domestic and personal care to social support services and why having a reablement focus meets so many needs of the client. Part 2 also mentions using the 5 Reablement Strategies from Keep Able.

Nell is a client living with dementia. Through this episode, you’ll learn how to look at different ways of doing things for a person with dementia, the importance of empathy and active listening, and what you can do to make sure they have a voi...

Client living with dementia – In this second episode examples of reablement experienced and the importance of empowerment.

As a carer, it is important to promote independence of the person you are caring for. Amy-Pearl works for Carers WA and has experience using the 'Everything you do for me, you take from me' concept and shares her learnings wit...

In this episode, Hilary O’Connell has invited Alison Vella, Quality and Practice Lead at Aspire4Life to join her to discuss the ‘why’ and ‘what’ of reablement, and what it can look like, including how to encourage clients to implement new habit...

In this episode, Hilary O’Connell and Dr. Elissa Burton, Associate Professor at Curtin University, School of Allied Health, discuss how reablement and restorative short-term care improve clients’ quality of lives.This model gives clients...

In this episode, Hilary O’Connell and Laura Coleman, Practice Advisor for aged care and dementia at Avivo, discuss what short-term reablement means in practice, and how it can encourage older people to regain and maintain their independence. &n...

In this episode, Hilary O’Connell is joined by Angie Slater, Director of Home Care and Retirement Living at Juniper.Together they discuss how reablement assists older people’s physical, mental, and social health and wellbeing, and how th...

In this episode, Hilary O’Connell has invited Gill Lewin, a member of the Australian Government Council of Elders, and adjunct professor at Curtin University.Together they discuss the research and evidence behind reablement and short-ter...

In this episode, Hilary O’Connell has invited Nicola Seafield, Allied Health and Short-Term Restorative Care Program team lead at MercyCare.Together they discuss what short-term reablement means in practice, how to implement this model d...

In this episode, Hilary O’Connell has a chat with Professor Peter Gore, Professor of practice in ageing and vitality at the Population Health Science Institute at Newcastle University in the United Kingdom. Peter’s work involves aged-related fu...