Brain Health and Warning Signs
This statewide outreach initiative raises awareness about Alzheimer's and related dementias from any computer, tablet or smartphone connected to the internet. Programs are led by trained dementia experts and will address the benefits of early detection, early diagnosis, brain health, risk reduction, how to receive an accurate diagnosis and the latest advancements in Alzheimer's research.
What is Happening to My Brain
Yoga Nidra Bliss for the Brain
Improving the Odds Part 1
Brain Health and Cognitive Training Research
Programs available in English and Spanish.
Caregivers
When it comes to dementia caregiving, knowledge is power. Join us for a series of interactive, online educational classes to help you build your caregiver tool kit.
Effective Communication Strategies
WINK: What I Need to Know: Depression or Dementia
Sparking the Senses
Ask the Expert Agitation
Ready Before the Storm
Managing Money
Creative Care The Power of Connecting
Navigating Care LGBTQ Caregiver Experience
Never Forgotten: Information & Services for Veterans
Understanding and Responding to Dementia-Related Behaviors
Walking in the shoes of the wanderer
Making the most of family celebrations
Research
Our statewide special events cover a variety of topics from public health initiatives to professional education and more.
Exploring Research and Clinical Trials
Creating a Path Forward: Advancements in Science
Advancing the Science Uncovering Hope in Our Hispanic Roots
Women Conquer ALZ March 2023
Impacts of Early Adversity on Health
DiscoverALZ 2023
The Magic of Music in the Brain
New Era in Treatment
Alzheimers and Genes
The Relationship Between Alzheimers and Parkinsons
Join Us
An early-stage engagement experience that offers people living with dementia and their care partners time to talk and reminisce using their imagination through works of art, music and other fun and engaging activities.
Join Us Live: Landscape Art
Join Us Live: Making Memories through Portraits
Join Us Live: The Philly Cheesesteak
A Weekend Walk Through Nashville
Art Appreciation: Mother's Day Art
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Call the Alzheimer's Association
24/7 Helpline (800.272. 3900) for confidential support and information about Alzheimer's, dementia, caregiving and more