This month at the Alzheimer Society.

Bathing is often a highly private, personal activity and people living with dementia may need help when they’re feeling vulnerable. Learn about common hygiene challenges and effective strategies to maintain a successful routine. For caregivers.

Join us as we explore various topics related to dementia research. In order to be as responsive as possible to the latest news in dementia research, the specific topic will be announced closer to the date.

Changes in the brain due to dementia can affect abilities and behaviours; it can be
frustrating and upsetting when the person you are caring for is responding in an unexpected way. Join us to explore various behaviours changes and what might be causing them, and learn practical strategies for responding in supportive ways while providing care at home.

Join us for an education workshop delving into strategies for effective communication with people living with dementia. Whether you are a care partner, family member or are affected by or concerned about dementia, this session explores invaluable insights and practical strategies to foster meaningful connections.

Learn how dementia affects an individual’s brain and behaviour. General topics include different types of dementia, stages and progression and dispelling some common myths. For caregivers and people living with dementia.

Explore various changes in behaviours caused by dementia and learn practical strategies for responding in supportive ways. For caregivers.

Explore how to navigate life after a dementia diagnosis alongside others who are also on the dementia journey. Discuss the disease’s impact on family, learn practical strategies to live well and access resources that are available at any stage of the disease. For caregivers and people living with dementia.

Learn to identify safety risks in the home and make adaptations to prevent accidents. Topics include safety measures for medications, food, hazardous substances, and more. For caregivers and people living with dementia.