Courageous Conversations: Engaging CALD communities to dispel the stigma about dementia Claire Emmanuel Diversity Officer Alzheimer s Australia Vic
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1 Courageous Conversations: Engaging CALD communities to dispel the stigma about dementia Claire Emmanuel Diversity Officer Alzheimer s Australia Vic The Tiles of Life Alzheimer s Australia National Conference Hobart 2013
2 Outline of presentation Definition of Stigma Demographics of CALD people aged 60+ Perceptions of dementia among CALD communities The impact of stigma on people living with dementia and their carers Strategies to dispel stigma among CALD communities
3 Defining Stigma A mark of disgrace associated with a particular circumstance, quality, or person 1. An attribute, behaviour, or reputation which is socially discrediting in a particular way: it causes an individual to be mentally classified by others in an undesirable, rejected stereotype rather than in an accepted, normal one Stigma: Concise Oxford English Dictionary (12 th ed.) Goffman, E. Stigma: Notes on the Management of Spoiled Identity, 1963
4 CALD people aged over 60 years in Australia In 2005, 16% of people aged over 60 years (1/6) spoke a language other than English at home 33% of people aged over 60 years (1/3) were born in a country other than Australia. Of all Australians with dementia, 12.4% - around 1 in eight- do not speak English at home. Source: Access Economics (2006) Dementia prevalence and incidence among Australians who do not speak English at home.
5 Cultural Perceptions of dementia Dementia: A normal part of ageing Super natural beliefs Interpretation of the word dementia in languages other than English Communication with a person living with dementia Attitudes towards using services Reference: Alzheimer s Australia Vic, (2008) Perceptions of dementia in ethnic communities, 2008
6 The impact of stigma on CALD people with dementia and their carers Withdrawal from social activities Feeling of guilt and embarrassment Depression Decrease in quality of life Refraining from seeking professional services, early diagnosis, early intervention, respite, and home care. Reference: World Alzheimer Report (2012) Overcoming the stigma of dementia
7 Access to support (barriers) Lack of awareness How to recognise the symptoms of dementia Acknowledge that dementia is a chronic degenerative brain disease Where to find services that provide information and support Language and literacy Lack of proficiency in own language Lack of bi-lingual resources Transport
8 Strategies to engage in courageous conversations Activity-based education sessions Ethnic media Inter-generational projects Memory Lane Cafés Cultural community directed activities Linkages with International strategies Diversify methods of dementia awareness raising activities
9 Settings and supportive environments music and dance
10 People with dementia, family carers and friends singing in the heart of nature
11 Acknowledging dementia and quality of life (picking Chestnuts)
12 Visiting a farm and talking about dementia Where do we have courageous conversations?
13 Walking, watching kangaroos and talking about dementia risk reduction
14 Focusing on existing strengths
15 Inclusion, validation, acceptance outdoor excursions
16 Supported physical exercise for carers and people with dementia
17 Sharing dementia stories, tears, food, and laughter
18 Maintaining quality of life: joining in open door social and physical activities
19 Endless possibilities
20 Agents of change: Community Family (young and adults) Friends Volunteers Religious leaders Community leaders Ethnic media Health sector CALD General practitioners (GPs) CALD Aged care workers CALD Nurses Home and Community Care (HACC) services Ethno-specific community and health sectors
21 Creative strategies Health promotion Increase enabling factors for social engagement The Arts and physical activities Cultural activities resources Fostering Independence and wellness for the person with dementia Sustainable programs Communication skills
22 Partnerships and collaborations to promote courageous conversations Support groups CALD dementia ambassadors Local governments Community and health services Ethnic peak bodies Multi-sectoral
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24 Claire Emmanuel Diversity Officer Alzheimer s Australia Vic (03) Claire.Emmanuel@alzheimers.org.au
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