The following resources were created by the BSO Sexual Expression and Dementia Working Group. The purpose of this working group is to oversee the planning, development, implementation, and evaluation on an e-learning program about sexual expression and dementia.

Contact the Project Leads:
Katelynn Aelick MSc, Project Coordinator – Behavioural Supports Ontario Provincial Coordinating Office, North Bay Regional Health Centre
katelynn.aelick@nbrhc.on.ca | 705-675-9193 x8908
 
Dr. Rosemarie Mangiardi PhD, Quality Improvement / Knowledge Translation Facilitator, Frail Seniors Strategy, Behavioural Supports Ontario, St. Joseph’s Health Centre London
Rosemarie.Mangiardi@sjhc.london.on.ca
 
Kristy McKibbon MA, Coordinator, Behavioural Supports Ontario HNHB - West Region, Hamilton Health Sciences
mckibbonkr@hhsc.ca | 905-521-2100 ext. 12474
 
Dr. Birgit Pianosi PhD, CPG, Instructor – Gerontology & Adjunct Professor – Liberal Arts, Laurentian University & Adjunct Professor, Faculty of Graduate Studies, York University
bpianosi@laurentian.ca
 
Dr. Lori Schindel Martin RN, PhD, GNC(C), Professor, Daphne Cockwell School of Nursing, Ryerson University
lori.schindelmartin@ryerson.ca | 1-416-979-5000, x 1-554257-#
 

Resources

Sexual Expression and Dementia

Sexual Expression and Dementia

This free e-module invites learners to understand how people living with dementia may express their unmet needs, including those pertaining to sexuality and intimacy.

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