The TAD Blog
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You can write your own blog or submit evidence-based information and images, and we will compile the article and send it back to you for sign-off. Any images will require authority to be used on our site. The purpose of ThirdAge.Design is to share information of this type and your valuable input is encouraged. You will be credited!
The most effective blogs result from: 1) identifying a problem, 2) saying how you’ve approached it, and 3) the outcome.
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Market Differentiation: Creating an Interiors Brand
Your most critical issue in care at the moment is unlikely to be creating an interiors brand, but clarity of your offer can actually assist with staffing, retention, and overall residency levels.
Empathetic Design for Dementia
A Virtual Reality tool is helping architects and designers compensate for the visual and cognitive confusion that people living with dementia can experience in their environments.
Colour for the Seven Ages of Man
One interesting aspect of colour is that we experience it in our brains, not our eyes, and we experience it differently throughout the course of our lives.
Pressure Care for Comfort and Support
Pressure relieving seating is a broad term encompassing many different products and materials. It’s best to have an overview of what’s available.
Dementia Design From The Ground Up
I share why and what we must consider as interior designers and interior architects when creating dementia-friendly spaces.
Storage Considerations for Care Homes
Adequate storage is no longer a luxury in this sector, it is a requirement.
We welcome your contribution to ThirdAge.Design
You can write your own blog or submit evidence-based information and images, and we will compile the article and send it back to you for sign-off. Any images will require authority to be used on our site. The purpose of ThirdAge.Design is to share information of this type and your valuable input is encouraged. You will be credited!
The most effective blogs result from: 1) identifying a problem, 2) saying how you’ve approached it, and 3) the outcome.
NB: It’s essential that you obtain permission or any necessary clearances required for images that you post on the thirdage.design website. We request that any such images illustrate or support the point you wish to share.