All the latest news and stories about Alzheimer's disease, dementia and the brain.

Iain and Lesley Tulloch share their experiences with moving to Nova Scotia, their connections to the ocean, and how they found support during Iain's diagnosis

Learn more about promoting including for all people living with dementia.

Our Advisory Committees of Lived Experience are made up of volunteers that dedicate their time to ensuring the voices of people affected by dementia are heard and included in all that we do.

Learn more about Young Onset Dementia.

New for 2024-2025, we're offering the PhD/postdoctoral level Fred & Mary Walsh Student Research Award valued at $7,500!

Today, March 12, is World Delirium Awareness Day. Learn more about delirium and how it can impact people with dementia below.

Learn more about dementia and African Nova Scotians

Kailey, member of our Advisory Committee of Lived Experience, shares her story of caring for her mom, Stephanie.

Learn more about our new Research & Advocacy department!

Talking to children about dementia during the holiday season can be a challenging but important conversation. By approaching the topic with patience and empathy, and making thoughtful adjustments to traditions, you can set yourself and your family up for success this holiday season. 

Over 16,000 people in Nova Scotia are living with dementia, and that number is expected to double by 2050. It’s more important than ever for all candidates and political parties to commit to addressing gaps in dementia care in our province.