Forgetting to Pay bills may be a sign of declining cognition
17 February 2021
US researchers linked missed credit card payments with dementia diagnosis up to 6 years prior to diagnosis.
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Assistive Technology for All
5 January 2021
Join us as we campaign for equal access to assistive technology for everyone.
An invitation from QUT to participate in research on Co-designing a Happy, Healthy, Flourishing Home
22 October 2020
‘Eudaemonic design’ is design that supports flourishing health and wellness (also known as Eudaemonic Well-Being—a concept that originated with Aristotle). The term has been adopted from philosophy and psychology and is now being adapted for the built environment.
Well Connected: Our Wellbeing Event
15 October 2020
The event increased awareness of local supports and services, encourage conversations about mental health.
We can’t predict the future – but we can plan for it.
1 October 2020
A plan for tackling life’s uncertainties gives you confidence about getting what you want in the future. This means not only thinking about your money, but your personal affairs and your health.
Deep concern at politicisation of Retirement Income Review – Informed and mature public discussion needed
17 September 2020
COTA Australia’s Chief Executive, Ian Yates, expressed COTA’s deep concern that the objective work of the expert Retirement Income Review is being politicised before the public has even had the chance to look at it.