Canadian Coalition for Seniors’ Mental Health During life’s challenges and transitions, it is important we tend to our mental wellness. Read our 6 Tips for Hopeful Clinical Communication infographic to learn more about how different circumstances can impact our mental health, and how to find support. Find it here: https://tinyurl.com/bdfzbhat #olderadultmentalhealth #wellnessinaging
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Alzheimer Society of Ontario As two new disease-modifying Alzheimer’s treatments move through the Health Canada approval process, early diagnosis and access are more critical than ever. “In Ontario, people often wait years for a formal dementia diagnosis,” says Adam Morrison, Senior Director of Public Policy & Partnerships. Prioritizing access to these innovative treatments could save
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The Ontario Caregiver Organization As a caregiver do you worry about what may happen if you were to pass away unexpectedly? This webinar was created to support caregivers in their succession planning. Estate planning can help you gain peace of mind and reduce stress while ensuring the person you care for continues to receive support.
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Canadian Coalition for Seniors’ Mental Health Social prescribing is a powerful tool in weaving a more connected and supportive community. By linking older adults to local groups, community activities, and support networks, we can help reduce social isolation and loneliness. Visit our guidelines to find out how social prescribing strengthens our social health.
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Canadian Coalition for Seniors’ Mental Health Alzheimer Society of Canada 80% of people still believe dementia is just a normal part of aging—this is a major misconception! Dementia is a medical condition, and understanding this can help people get the diagnosis, treatment, and support they need sooner. The global burden of dementia continues to worsen,
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