Better spaces, better lives.
The Dementia Design School is essential training for aged care professionals seeking proven tools to deliver dementia-inclusive design.
Better spaces, better lives.
The Dementia Design School is essential training for aged care professionals seeking proven tools to deliver dementia-inclusive design.
Excellence in design delivers excellence in care
Design is a powerful tool that influences the way we understand the world around us. This is especially true for people living with dementia.
More than half of all aged care residents have a dementia diagnosis, and their care only becomes more complex as the disease
progresses. Learn how to harness the power of good design to make life significantly better for the people in your care, at the Dementia Design School.
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Experience purpose-built dementia design
Transform your space with dementia-enabling design
At our Design Schools, you'll gain essential knowledge and tools to assess your space and learn how to make it more supportive for people living with dementia.
And you'll have the opportunity to experience the cottage-style model of care first introduced by HammondCare in 1996.
Looking for something different?
We will partner with you to tailor the course for your teams – whether that’s in person over one or two days, or online via Zoom.
Add your details below and we'll be in touch to discuss your needs.
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We are planning more Dementia Design
Schools for 2024
We'll let you know when new dates and locations are released. Sign up for updates below, and please make sure to include your state in the comment section.
You will learn about
- How dementia impacts a person’s ability to make sense of the world around them
- Why design matters and how it influences quality of life for people living with dementia
- Challenges and obligations in providing dementia-inclusive spaces and service environments
- Arranging and designing outdoor spaces that people want to live in
- How to communicate effectively with architects to create better spaces
- The impact of lighting, acoustics, air quality, thermal control, colour and contrast
- Helping people to thrive by creating familiar, home-like spaces
- Proven tools to evaluate your spaces and identify areas for improvement
