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July 2019
First Steps – Brantford
FOR: Individuals with early stage dementia and their primary caregiver(s). SESSIONS: 4 PURPOSE: Introduction to Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias to understand the diagnosis and learn about tips and strategies that might help you day to day. TOPICS: The different types of dementia, the resulting changes in the brain, planning for the future, and strategies to remain independent for as long as possible.
Dementia Education Series – Oakville
FOR: Caregivers and family members and friends of persons living with dementia SESSIONS: 4 PURPOSE: Planning for the future and helping your family member or friend to remain as independent for as long as possible. TOPICS: The different types of dementia, the resulting changes in the brain.
Reitman Centre TEACH Program – Burlington
The Alzheimer Society is accredited to provide The Reitman Centre TEACH program. FOR: Caregivers SESSIONS: 4 weekly or bi-weekly sessions, 1.5 hours per session, maximum 8 care partners PURPOSE: Coaches care partners in practical communication and coping skills while sharing and learning from others. TOPICS: Focuses on self-care, healthcare system navigation, relationship changes, future planning
Adult Child Carer’s Group
A support group for adult children of a person living with dementia.
First Steps – Burlington
FOR: Individuals with early stage dementia and their primary caregiver(s). SESSIONS: 4 PURPOSE: Introduction to Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias to understand the diagnosis and learn about tips and strategies that might help you day to day. TOPICS: The different types of dementia, the resulting changes in the brain, planning for the future, and strategies to remain independent for as long as possible. Please call for time and to register for this event: 289-827-2310
Reitman Centre CARERS Program
The Alzheimer Society is accredited to provide The Reitman Centre CARERS program. FOR: Caregivers SESSIONS: 8 weekly sessions, 2 hours per session, maximum 6 care partners PURPOSE: Teaches problem solving techniques, coaches caregivers in communication skills through the use of simulation. TOPICS: Focuses on practical skills and emotional supports
Taking Control of Our Lives – Simcoe
FOR: A self-management program for people living with dementia and their care partners. SESSIONS: 8 weeks PURPOSE: The program is designed to support both the person diagnosed with dementia and the person who supports them. TOPICS: Communication; Adapting to Change; Safety, Independence & Decision-Making; finding Meaning & Purpose; Emotional Wellness; Building & Keeping Connections