Justine Pickering and Professor Julie Williams
In Two Minds
This is a podcast that will help you navigate the complexities of dementia. It’s presented by two friends who come at the subject from two very different perspectives. Professor Julie Williams has spent most of her working life trying to understand Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. Meanwhile, Justine Pickering understands the colossal human cost all too well. She lost her mum to a rare form of young-onset dementia before founding a unique respite project for families coping with the emotional toll of the disease. In Two Minds brings you the highs and lows of the shared...
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Justine Pickering and Professor Julie Williams
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Oct 26, 2026
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Whether you’re living with dementia, supporting someone, or simply seeking to understand the disease, this is a podcast series for you. In Two Minds is a podcast that will help you navigate the complexities of dementia. It’s presented by two friends who come at the subject from two very different perspectives. Professor Julie Williams has spent most of her working life trying to understand Alzhei...
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