Education Programs
We provide an extensive range of educational opportunities tailored for diverse audiences including the general public, healthcare professionals, first responders, caregivers, family members, and individuals living with dementia
Dementia Learning Series
The Dementia Learning Series is a 4-week education series tailored for care partners, persons living with dementia in the early stages and those eager to grasp the essentials of dementia care. This comprehensive series offers insights into dementia, effective communication strategies, navigating behavior changes, and building a support network. *Registration is required, spots are limited.
Upcoming 2024 Dementia Learning Series:
Sudbury
🗓️ July 4, 11, 18 & 25 (Thursdays)
🕕 10:00am to 12:00pm
📍Main Public Library, 74 Mackenzie Street, Sudbury
📝info@alzheimersudbury.ca | 705-560-0603
North Bay
🗓️ September 3, 10, 17 & 24 (Tuesdays)
🕕 2:30pm to 4:30pm
📍The Village, 100 College Drive, North Bay
📝info@alzheimernorthbay.com | 705-495-4342
Espanola
🗓️ September 4, 11, 18 & 25 (Wednesdays)
🕕 10:00am to 12:00pm
📍Espanola Public Library,
245 Avery Drive, Espanola
📝info@alzheimersudbury.ca | 705-560-0603
Public Education
Our Public Education initiatives are offered completely free of charge, providing a diverse range of opportunities including informative presentations, comprehensive trainings, immersive simulations and educational booths.
Explore our engaging General Presentations:
- Introduction to Dementia & Effective Communication
- Understanding Brain and Behavior in Dementia
- Overview of Alzheimer Society Programs and Services
Enhance your knowledge and skills with our specialized Trainings:
- Dementia-Friendly Training
- First Responder Training: Finding Your Way
- Direct Healthcare Professionals Training
*Please note that at this time, GPA Training is not available. Please visit: https://ageinc.ca/gpaelearning/
Experience firsthand the challenges of dementia through our Simulation:
- Dementia Simulation