Webinars
Learn about dementia from anywhere by participating in one of our live webinars – all you need is a computer, tablet or phone!
You can sign up for upcoming webinars below, or review our on-demand video content about a range of different topics about living with dementia. You can also subscribe to receive regular webinar updates.
The most recent webinars were: Identifying and minimizing risks to create a safe home environment on July 30 and Delusions, hallucinations and visual mistakes on July 23.
View our videos in Punjabi and in Cantonese.
How to register
To participate, click on the webinar time that works for your schedule – you'll be provided with instructions on how to sign in. If you register at least 24 hours before a session, you'll also receive an email reminder.
**Please note that we now use ZOOM to present our webinars. For the best experience, please download Zoom app in advance of the meeting. How to connect and join a Zoom meeting.**
Upcoming webinars
Webinar I Understanding and adapting to communication changes along the dementia journey
Wednesday, August 6 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. PT
Communication is a vital part of our lives that allows us to express who we are and relate to one another. As dementia causes changes to the brain, a person’s ability to communicate may change, making it even more important to find ways to maintain meaningful conversations and connections.
In this webinar, we will discuss:
- How different types of dementia affect communication
- Strategies for adapting to and coping with these changes
Join us to learn how you can support ongoing connection, understanding, and engagement with people living with dementia.
Webinar I From overwhelmed to informed: Accessing formal dementia services
Wednesday, August 13 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. PT
Navigating healthcare systems and seeking formal dementia support can feel overwhelming, but the Alzheimer Society of B.C. is here to help you along your journey.
In this webinar, we:
- Walk through the different types of formal support services available for people living with dementia, including home care, respite and adult day programs.
- Teach participants how to navigate the healthcare system, overcome common barriers and challenges and feel comfortable accessing these formal programs.
- Introduce our “Accessing services workshop”, where you can learn more about additional community and informal supports available along the dementia journey
Be sure to join us for this opportunity to better understand the dementia care system, ask questions and feel supported in your journey.
Lived experience panel I Navigating relationships post-diagnosis
Wednesday, August 20 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. PT
In this webinar, people living with dementia and their partners will talk about how they’ve navigated changes in their relationships following a dementia diagnosis.
Join us to explore:
- How relationships evolve and change
- How relationships evolve and change
- Strategies for maintaining connections
Don't miss this opportunity to hear directly from families walking the dementia journey together.
Research connects I Highlights from the 2025 Alzheimer's Association International Conference
Wednesday, August 27 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. PT
Join our in-house Research and Knowledge Mobilization team members, Sarah Wu and Cari Randa-Beaulieu, for highlights and headlines from the Alzheimer's Association International Conference (AAIC) that took place in Toronto, Ontario from July 25 – 31, 2025.
AAIC is the largest international conference on dementia research and features insights from world leaders in dementia science. Sarah and Cari will showcase the latest and greatest dementia research exploring risk reduction, diagnostics, mechanisms of disease, treatment and care and support from Canada and around the world.
You can also subscribe to receive regular webinar updates.
To learn more about other virtual education opportunities, click here.
For more information
If you have additional questions about our webinars and whether they're suitable for your needs, call the First Link® Dementia Helpline or email learnfromhome@alzheimerbc.org.