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CogDrisk cognitive assessment tool

This is an excellent online assessment tool people can se to see where they stand regarding cognitive function with resources explaining the latest research in brain health.




Rock Steady (book recommendation) by Joey Remenyi

Joey is a vestibular audiologist, psychologist, registered senior yoga teacher, neuroplasticity therapist and author who takes a special interest in the recovery patterns of people with persistent dizziness, vertigo and tinnitus. She also runs an online program (lifelong membership $2,800 with scholarships and ‘whatever you can afford for low income folk).




Memory Wise by Dr Anne Unkenstein

Written by Melbourne neuropsychologist Dr Anne Unkenstein (phD) walks us through how memory works and what we can do to optimise and preserve it.




Balance (Vestibular) retraining resource

This excellent resource written by Professor Lucy Yardley and produced by the University of Southampton in the UK is a self help manual for people with balance disorders like Meniere’s disease.




The Michael J Fox Foundation (Parkinson’s disease)

The MJFF is leading research into PD and related disorders. Their website is easy to navigate and rich in content




Kids Health (Sydney children’s hospital) concussion resources

These are high quality evidence based resources




The ‘Cognitive failures’ questionnaire

Many elderly people worry they might be developing dementia. This questionnaire has a bit of a mean name but helps with the assessment of cognitive impairment




Alzheimer’s Disease International

Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI) is the international federation of Alzheimer and dementia associations around the world; in official relations with the World Health Organization




Dementia Australia website

For ‘The Dementia Guide’, videos, information sheets, news and events




Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) By Dementia Australia