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Harbour Neurology Group

Locality: North Sydney

Phone: +61 2 9900 5500

Address: Suite 602, 53 Walker St 2060 North Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.harbourneurologygroup.com.au/

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23.01.2022 Season 2 of "Old Peoples Home for 4 Year Olds" is back on the ABC TV + iview tonight and we can't wait to watch this engaging and heartwarming show at 8:30pm. ...The series brings together two generations, older people and pre-schoolers, in a social experiment that aims to understand whether loneliness and social isolation can be reduced by providing older people with greater connection to their local communities through intergenerational activities that encourage movement, fun, and social interaction. We are proud to support a new initiative inked to the show called 'Stay Connected and Supported in Your Community' run by Older Persons Advocacy Network. The initiative aims to raise awareness of what services and supports are available to assist older people stay connected and supported in their local communities.

23.01.2022 WORLD BIPOLAR DAY MARCH 30 Observed internationally on the birthdate of Vincent Van Gogh, March 30th, World Bipolar Day promotes awareness and with a goal to eliminate the social stigma commonly attached to the disorder. The global observance focuses on how bipolar disorder affects the lives of many. It also serves as a tribute to those dedicated to alleviating the challenges that come with the condition. The purpose of the day is to generate global awareness of bipolar d...isorder as well as eliminate the social stigma that comes with it. Bipolar disorder is a brain disorder that creates unusual shifts in mood, energy and a person’s activity levels. Often individuals with the condition will struggle in carrying out everyday tasks. An estimated 1 to 2% of the entire global population have bipolar disorder. And yet the impact reaches far beyond the numbers. The numbers gave way to multiple foundations joining forces to tackle ongoing challenges. As collaboration increases, the public is encouraged to participate in the efforts. Hope is just around the corner. What’s remarkable about this observance is the dialogue being created between researchers and advocacy groups. They strive to continue developing solutions to living with the condition. The observance is an opportunity to show those living with the day-to-day challenges of this condition that they are not alone. They have your support, and there is always hope

22.01.2022 ..What is MND?.. Motor neurone disease (MND) affects the nerves (motor neurones) that communicate between the brain and the muscles that enable us to move, speak, swallow and breathe. In people with MND, the motor neurones gradually degenerate and die, causing the muscles to weaken and waste. FIND OUT MORE ~ https://www.mndaust.asn.au/Get-informed/What-is-MND.aspx

19.01.2022 re: PARKINSONS... a progressive neurological condition, which is characterised by both motor (movement) and non-motor symptoms. With close to 50 symptoms, the complexity of Parkinson’s is severely underestimated. The recognisable symptoms of Parkinson’s are just the tip of the iceberg. Beneath the surface there are many more than 20 non-motor symptoms ranging from nuisance to life threatening. CREDIT to https://www.parkinsonsnsw.org.au//symptoms-and-complicati/

16.01.2022 Wonderful incentive here from Dementia Australia for people of all ages diagnosed with dementia... Link to download the brochure in the comments down below for more information on this service

13.01.2022 DEMENTIA COURSES (free online) You still have time to enrol! ..LINK BELOW: - https://mooc.utas.edu.au/.../The_Wicking_Dementia_Centre

07.01.2022 re: EPILEPSY... a common disease of the brain where there is a tendency to have recurrent seizures, it is a neurological disorder-not a form of mental illness Approx. 3% to 3.5% of Australians will experience epilepsy at some point in their lives and over 250,000 Australians currently live with epilepsy. There are many different types of epilepsies and people’s experiences differ greatly. CREDIT to https://www.epilepsy.org.au/about-/understanding-epilepsy/ & https://www.myepilepsyteam.com//epilepsy-what-people-dont-