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A conference for healthcare providers in New Brunswick that focuses on person-centred dementia care.

In 2020, the Alzheimer Society of Perth County will be holding its 17th Annual Fore! the Memories Golf Tournament on World Alzheimer Day, September 21, 2020, raising funds to help people living with dementia in Perth County.

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The Alzheimer Society of New Brunswick is pleased to offer this FREE virtual learning series for those living with dementia and their families. <br />

A Night to Remember Fall Gala is an enchanting evening, filled with superb food and drink, exciting live and silent auctions, and live entertainment to support the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan.

The 8A’s of dementia describe the symptoms of dementia that will affect how a person living with dementia will think and act. In this session, we will explain the 8A’s in more simple terms and explore how they affect a person’s day to day behaviour. <br />
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Learn more about dementia and the changes in abilities, behaviour, and communication it can cause at one of these virtual public awareness presentations offered via Zoom

The Alzheimer Society of New Brunswick is pleased to offer this FREE virtual learning series for those living with dementia and their families.

Supporting a person with dementia requires time and energy. We often hear about the importance of self-care for caregivers, but aren’t sure how to practice it, or when we will find the time. This workshop provides an introduction to mindfulness & highlights some simple mindfulness-based strategies.

The Alzheimer Society of New Brunswick is pleased to offer this FREE virtual learning series for those living with dementia and their families.

Broadcast nationwide on Saturday, November 7, 2020 at 7:40 p.m., the Telethon for Alzheimer’s features interviews with researchers and families affected by dementia, as well as vignettes from people making a difference in the lives of others living with dementia.

Pain Management for People Living with Dementia<br />
Presenter Dr. Susan Tupper PT, PhD

Whether you are going outside for some fresh air, or heading to a medical appointment, getting outside during the winter may be something that is important, or necessary. In this session, we will explore some cold weather safety tips that will help keep you safe, and warm, this winter season. <br />
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For people living with dementia, the holiday season can be a stressful & overwhelming time. With some modifications to our regular traditions, we can make the holidays more enjoyable for everyone. Join us as we explore some helpful tips that can make this season as stress-free as possible. <br />
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