Prof. Lee-Fay Low: Exploring Mild Cognitive Impairment & Early Signs of Dementia | Bouncing Back #48

Ever wondered about the mysteries of memory, cognition, and the early signs of dementia? In this episode of Bouncing Back: The Personal Resilience Science Insights Podcast, we're delving deep into this fascinating realm with our esteemed guest, Professor Lee-Fay Low. Get ready for a mind-expanding journey into understanding forgetfulness, mild cognitive impairment (MCI), and the crucial nuances of dementia. Hosted by Joahanna Wickramaratne, this episode promises insights that will challenge your perceptions and enlighten your understanding of the human mind.
Professor Lee-Fay Low is a beacon in the field of Ageing and Health at the University of Sydney. With a wealth of knowledge and experience, Professor Low is a registered psychologist with a PhD in psychiatric epidemiology. Her extensive research, comprising over 150 peer-reviewed articles and three books on dementia, reflects her dedication to making a tangible difference in our world. Prepare to be captivated by her expertise as we navigate through the complexities of cognitive health and resilience.
In this compelling episode, Professor Low sheds light on the intricacies of forgetfulness and the continuum of Neurocognitive Disorders. Through her expert lens, we unravel the distinctions between mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and the early indicators of dementia, establishing a crucial foundation for understanding and intervention. Moreover, Professor Low elucidates strategies for holistic care that prioritize not only cognitive function but also the emotional well-being of individuals facing these challenges.
Join us as we explore how society can better equip itself to support and accommodate those navigating the terrain of cognitive decline. Get ready to expand your perspective and foster resilience in the face of cognitive complexities!
Follow Lee-Fay’s work at www.sydney.edu.au/medicine-health/about/our-people/academic-staff/lee-fay-low.html or connect with her on social media via Twitter leefay_low/
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Timestamps:
00:00 Start
01:29 Guest Intro - Lee Fay Low
05:19 Have you met Lee-Fay?
10:01 Why resilience is important
12:58 Definition of mild cognitive impairment
14:20 Mild cognitive impairment vs dementia
19:02 Symptoms of mild cognitive impairment
23:54 Technology that can contribute to mild cognitive impairment and dementia
27:14 Why young people could get dementia
37:30 Practice and habits
47:54 Open mic