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Global Dementia Challenge
Did you know that by 2050, an estimated 131.5 million people worldwide will be affected by dementia? This staggering figure raises concerns about our own vulnerability to conditions like Alzheimer’s disease as we age. Furthermore, alarming news suggests that every 3 seconds, a new case of dementia will arise globally. It is projected that the Read more
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“Enhancing Dementia Care: The Role of Colour and Shape in Design”
The design of devices and environments for individuals with dementia places great significance on “color” and “shape.” This is due to the visual and perceptual challenges that the elderly and individuals with this condition often face, affecting their ability to navigate daily life. Design, therefore, serves a purpose beyond aesthetics and emotions, as it facilitates Read more
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“Unlocking the Power of Art: Empowering Dementia Caregivers through Creativity”
On June 20th, we had the opportunity to attend an art therapy training session for people with dementia at the dementia day center, situated on the 15th floor of the Chulalongkorn Hospital building. The center aims to provide caregivers of individuals with dementia with knowledge and skills to enhance their caregiving abilities. In collaboration with Read more
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Unraveling the 6 Signs of Dementia
Dementia encompasses a decline in brain function that progressively affects daily life. It comprises a combination of various brain syndromes, with symptoms extending beyond mere memory loss or reminiscing about the past. Individuals with dementia may also experience mood swings, confusion, difficulties in communication and reasoning, wandering in familiar places, and exhibiting altered behaviors. Early Read more
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“Understanding the Spectrum: Exploring Different Types of Dementia”
The term dementia may not be familiar to everyone, but when we mention Alzheimer’s Disease, it’s a name that resonates with many. It tends to evoke varying levels of concern as we delve into the concept of dementia, which encompasses the symptoms of reduced brain activity and memory loss. Dementia manifests uniquely in each individual Read more
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Introduction
Allow me to introduce myself as Dr. Yanisa Niennattrakul, also known as Dr. Honey. As an independent researcher in Bangkok, Thailand, I specialize in designing environments that promote optimal care for individuals with dementia. With my expertise in this field, I am dedicated to creating spaces that provide a supportive and nurturing atmosphere for those Read more
Dr.honeyyanisa (DEMENTIA/DISABILITY/DESIGN) 