Granville Johnson, Prince George musician, and Myrna Norman, dementia advocate and artist, will share their insights on managing sensory changes while living with dementia during a webinar on March 29 at 2 p.m.
Research shows that 56 per cent of Canadians are concerned about being affected by Alzheimer’s disease.
When people think about dementia, most know about its impact on a person’s memory or ability to communicate. During the seminar people will hear how Johnson and Norman manage their sensory changes as they continue to live with dementia. The pair will talk about how they live a positive life while coping with changes.
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