53:36
Navigating the Aged Care System | FRONTIER Webinar ft. Jude Schulder
03:03
FRONTIER Research Group - Meet the Researcher - Penelope Monroe
02:25
FRONTIER Research Group - Meet the Researcher - Kristina Horne
01:07
FRONTIER Research Group - Meet the Researcher - Sterre De Boer
02:25
FRONTIER Research Group - Meet the Researcher - David Foxe
06:23
Living with Primary Progressive Aphasia | Scott's Story
03:56
Transforming Lives Through Art: The Artful Program
15:06
Overt Behaviour Scale Instructional Video
23:49
Caregiver Guilt in Dementia: Mirelle D'Mello
21:18
Apathy and Anhedonia in FTD: Dr Kristina Horne
30:04
Lived Experience of FTD: Gina's Story
25:17
Criminal risk behaviours and carer supports in FTD: Associate Professior Fiona Kumfor
25:20
Beyond the language disorder of PPA: cognition, mood and activities of daily living: Dr David Foxe
36:48
Historical developments & research in FTD/PPA: Dr Cristian Leyton Moscoso
07:54
Living with frontotemporal dementia | Wendy's story
04:36:31
2021 FTD Carer Information Day
06:42
Living with primary progressive aphasia | Jill's story
02:23
The FRONTIER Frontotemporal Dementia Clinic
02:26
Improving the diagnostic accuracy of PPA using cognitive tests
04:41:46
2020 World FTD Marathon Australia
01:30
2020 World FTD Awareness Week
33:09
A/Prof Rebekah Ahmed - Diagnosis and clinical progression in Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD)
30:07
Dr Fiona Kumfor - Social Cognition in Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD)
01:12:30
Frontotemporal dementia in Sydney (Frontier project): Reflections and Perspectives
01:54
Young Australians Being Diagnosed With Younger Onset Dementia
01:21:24
The Promiscuous Hippocampus - Professor Andrew Yonelinas
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About
Frontier is a highly collaborative, interdisciplinary research clinic that investigates frontotemporal dementia (FTD) in collaboration with ForeFront Ageing and Neurodegeneration. FTD is Australia’s second most common degenerative disease that causes dementia in younger adults. As the first ever research group to concentrate on FTD in Australia, Frontier is dedicated to identifying better ways to diagnose FTD, finding the cause and developing effective treatments for the condition.
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