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Simple technology helping those with Alzheimer’s Disease
When Ms Bongailas was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease six years ago, her son, Martin, decided to retire early to care for her. Martin supports her with personal care (he even dyes her hair!), and performs all the household tasks. Read More
National Aged Care Standard
Through the Aged Care Act and associated national legislation, there is comprehensive regulation, pricing and funding systems, as well as comprehensive quality and complaints framework. “This has been the case, with continual evolution and reform, for half a century. Over the same half century, the NSW government has by increments repealed state specific legislation in […]
Jokes
My boys are really into jokes right now. They like to hear them, tell them, and make up REALLY BAD ones that don’t make any sense! Just for fun, here are 30 of the best jokes for kids. I specifically picked out jokes that parents can actually appreciate! These jokes won’t drive you crazy… unless, […]
I’ve been working closely with some absolutely great teachers at a school for the last 4 years and I truly believe they are superheroes.
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Back to Basics Parenting
It is a strange irony that in this information age, some really important basic information has been lost. This impacts on a parent’s ability to raise children who thrive – who are happy, healthy, strong, kind and capable. Read More
If you meet a hurdle, jump over it.
Recently, astrophysicist and scientific communicator extraordinaire Neil deGrasse Tyson had a speaking engagement during which an eight-year-old girl named Lois asked him if there were any people in his field with dyslexia. Read More
Guiding Kids Though Bad Influences
Instead of the twee ballet piece I was expecting, my daughter (still in pigtails, no less) proceeded to bump and grind something that wouldn’t look out of place in a 50 Cent video. Read More
Free books
We’re heading out for summer vacation soon and I asked my daughter what she wants to bring in her suitcase – her ‘very important items’ include a swimsuit, blankie & 32 books! So, as a parent, here’s where I jump up and down saying ‘Yea! She loves to read!” but the practical side of me […]
Are you colour blind? Quick quiz will let you know.
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Aged Care – a fresh approach
Dr Lay Ling Tan visited Resthaven Marion last week, in the state’s south, touring the site with Resthaven palliative care nurse, Peter Jenkin, and Susan Biffin, Resthaven Marion care coordinator. Read More
7 Critical Warning Signs of Speech & Learning Disorders!
Early Intervention and School Readiness
Speech Clarity
Language – understanding and expression
Stuttering
Trouble Reading
Spelling 
Early Intervention and School Readiness
Speech Clarity
Language – understanding and expression’ 
Stuttering
Trouble Reading
