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September 24 2026, 5:30 PM

Let’s Talk About Dementia

Mitchell Park
Join us for an informative and open conversation about dementia as part of Dementia Action Week, featuring two panel discussions on understanding dementia and living well with dementia.
Let talk about Dementia

An open conversation about dementia, understanding and support

Hear from two panel discussions exploring dementia from different perspectives — from clinical understanding and early support, to what it can mean to live well with dementia.
There will also be time for questions, conversation and connection throughout the evening.

What to expect

Panel 1: Understanding dementia
Hear from health professionals about dementia, ageing, early understanding and support.
  • Dr Lynette Jones – Geriatrician, sharing her clinical expertise and insights into dementia, ageing and the experiences of people living with dementia.
  • Dr Tony Hobbs – GP and former Chief Medical Advisor, Calvary, providing a GP perspective on dementia, including prevention, early understanding and supporting individuals and families.
Panel 2: Living well with dementia
Hear from people working across care and support as they discuss practical ways to support wellbeing, independence and quality of life for people living with dementia.
  • Marika Mackenzie – Calvary
  • Ashrim – Clinical Manager, Calvary
  • Emily Lines – Simplified Aged Care
  • Wendy Hall – Dementia Doula
Also on the evening
  • Open discussion and Q&A: Ask questions and explore the topics that matter most to you.
  • Practical insights and perspectives: Learn more about dementia, support options and living well.
  • Connect and share: Meet others and join the conversation in a welcoming environment.
  • Complimentary refreshments: Enjoy beverages and light refreshments.
Whether you’re supporting a loved one, working in the community, or simply want to learn more about dementia, this is an opportunity to listen, ask questions and hear a range of perspectives.

What you need to know:

Location:
The Secret Garden Room, Marion Hotel - 849 Marion Rd, Mitchell Park SA 5043
Date:
Thursday 24th September
Time:
5:30 pm

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