Work, Life : Adapting to Change

from Dementia Dialogue · host David Harvey

Episode 3: Roxanne Varey has dementia and has become an advocate for creating more opportunities for people with dementia in the workplace. Roxanne has written poetry to help her understand and express some of her inner experience.

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