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FiFtEENtH NatiONal CONFERENCE

mastER OF

CEREmONiEs

RObyN mOORE

Robyn Moore is Australia's most
in-demand female speaker. For
over 40 years she has been
working in Education, Advertising
and the Communication/
Entertainment Industry. She has

unique skills with "the Power of the Word" and
her entertaining, inspiring and thought provoking
presentations totally captivate her audiences at
national and international conferences.

Robyn has spoken to thousands of health
professionals about resilience, wellness and their
contribution to others...and the results, for many
attendees, have been "life-altering".

Robyn was the National Communicator of
the year, is an Australia Day Ambassador for
the Australia Day Council and the Australian
Childhood Foundation, a National Patron of
Make-A-Wish Australia...and works frequently
with carers, seniors, and aged care professionals.

In Robyn's empowering presentations you will:
· Re-ENGAGE with your whole LIFE! Vocation/

Job, Purpose, Family, Relationships,
Community...YOU!

· Re-ALIGN with your Vision, Aspirations and

Goals.

· Re-INVENT attitudes and behaviours...access

personal responsibility and self-determination.
The bi-products are Leadership, Integrity and
Authenticity.

· Re-GENERATE Passion, Energy, Productivity,

Laughter and Work/Home balance.

· Re-MIND yourself about what "really mattered

before the circumstances changed everything"
so you experience Possibility, Optimism and
Satisfaction again.

· Re-STORE confidence in the future!

PlENaRy sPEakERs

HENRy bROdaty

Henry Brodaty is Scientia
Professor of Ageing and
Mental Health, Director of
the Dementia Collaborative
Research Centre-
Assessment and Better Care,

Co-Director Centre for Health Brain Ageing,
Montefiore Chair of Healthy Brain Ageing
at the University of New South Wales and
Consultant psychogeriatrician and Head of
the Memory Disorders Clinic at Prince of
Wales Hospital in Sydney.

Professor Brodaty was previously chairman
of Alzheimer's Disease International, and
president of Alzheimer's Australia and
Alzheimer's Australia NSW. He leads the
NSW Health Dementia Policy Team which
developed the 2010-2015 NSW Framework
for Dementia Services and is President-
Elect of the International Psychogeriatric
Association.

Professor Brodaty has published extensively,
is on the editorial board of several journals,
has been the recipient of a number of
awards and is a member of several key
state and national committees in Australia
concerned with dementia and mental health
in older people. These currently include
the Commonwealth Government Strategic
Review of Health and Medical Research (the
McKeon Review) and the Aged Care Reform
Implementation Council.

Professor Brodaty's research interests
lie in the fields of dementia caregivers,
drug treatments for Alzheimer's disease,
behavioural and psychological symptoms
of dementia (BPSD), nursing homes and
epidemiology of cognitive health and decline.