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By Jacquie Molloy All human beings are creative and have a need to create. Although the way we talk about creativity would suggest that only some of us are creative. But creativity doesn’t have to mean that you are artistically inclined. No, creativity can be expressed in many different ways. Consider this (short) list: Practising […]

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By Rachael Wass Our 3-month Book Club is Julia Baird’s latest book, bright shining: how grace changes everything. Jacq and Rachael are exploring their thoughts on the book and how it relates to our community over March, April and May. Free and open to all (even if you don’t read the book and just want to […]

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By Dr Vicki Hutton The debate is over – animals do have feelings and they can experience emotions and pain. Different animals may not feel things in exactly the same way that humans do, but scientists in neuroscience, biology and ethology have provided mounting evidence that humans are not unique in their emotional lives. Of […]

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by Jacq Molloy One of the most heartbreaking truths related to dementia is the common belief in our culture that people living with dementia are only existing. But as study after study informs us, and as anecdotal evidence continues to remind us: the person is still who they have always been … even when that […]

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