Alzheimer’s Disease / Dementia

Alzheimer’s Awareness

The following comes to us from the Canadian Coalition for Seniors’ Mental Health Self-care is important for everyone, but as a care partner, taking time to put yourself first is crucial. Today, try and maintain a positive mind by keeping the below affirmations in your heart.

Canadian Coalition for Seniors’ Mental Health CCNA-CCNV on Twitter “CCNA researchers from @baycrest and @Sunnybrook developed the Driving and Dementia Roadmap, an online resource to empower older adults living with dementia to make informed decisions about when to stop driving. Read the full news release here: https://t.co/9xGvP14DNo”

In this webinar with the Alzheimer Society of Ontario, we uncover 10 warning symptoms of dementia. Learn the importance of when and what medical tests to request as well as the benefits and the risks of seeking an early diagnosis of dementia. Please click this link http://ow.ly/biCt50KMqLe  to view the webinar, You can also click

Finding opportunities to maintain or improve the quality of life of people living with this condition is of utmost importance to older adults, caregivers, and health and social professionals. Please click HERE to go to the McMaster Optimal Aging website for more information