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Every year, Steve McNeil skates for 19 hours and 26 minutes to raise awareness and funds for the Alzheimer Society as a tribute to his mother, who died of the disease. Steve is challenging YOU to do something that you love for 19 minutes and 26 seconds in support of those living with dementia.

Learn more with geriatric psych nurse Jeannine Chemello about the types of behaviours people living with dementia sometimes experience. Get a better understanding of the behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia and learn how to respond with a problem-solving approach.

Join us to talk about the work Dr. Roach has done with families on constructing biographies and how people can do it themselves – especially during COVID-19, the activity can be beneficial to families.

ZoeInsights is a mission-driven social enterprise empowering people with the resources, knowledge and tools they need to mobilize their own personalized health data, to connect meaningfully with the wisdom of the global health community, and to spend less time on health care and more time living their best possible lives.

The second most common form of dementia is "vascular dementia". This form of dementia is linked to problems with blood flow to parts of the brain. The leading risk factor for this type of dementia is high blood pressure (hypertension).

What does “Quality of Life” mean to you? Join us for a discussion on how to use the five senses to help identify meaningful activities to do during visits with your loved ones.

Join us during the month of May and Walk Your Way to support families in our community living with dementia.

Sally Knocker is a consultant trainer with Meaningful Care Matters, which works in the UK, Canada, Ireland and Australia to collaboratively create meaningful care cultures where people are ‘Free to be Me’.

ZoeInsights is a mission-driven social enterprise empowering people with the resources, knowledge and tools they need to mobilize their own personalized health data, to connect meaningfully with the wisdom of the global health community, and to spend less time on health care and more time living their best possible lives.