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The brain painting: “the snake eating away the life of your memory” (2013)

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Dwyer AL

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This resource was developed to assist health promotion activities in the area of dementia in Aboriginal communities in Western Australia.

The painting depicts the brain and 'the snake eating away the life of your memory' to represent dementia.

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Anna Dwyer
Email: anna.dwyer@nd.edu.au

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Last updated: 23 April 2015

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