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Alzheimer’s Association to Hold Virtual Educational Program
on Variety of
Topics
February 1-11 for the Community and Families Impacted by the
Disease
The Alzheimer’s Association
Northwest Ohio Chapter will be presenting a variety of
virtual educational programs to help the community and
families impacted by the disease.
These presentations cover a
variety of topics and occur at different times during the
day and evening via videoconferencing to allow individuals
to participate in the convenience of their homes. They will
discuss topics such as what is Alzheimer’s disease, warning
signs to look for, how to manage behaviors, and to
strategize about how to have difficult conversations. We
will even help you have a healthy brain! The programs are
very helpful for anyone experiencing signs of memory loss,
their family members who may be concerned, and the community
member looking for more education.
All programs are free and
open to the public. Registration is required. To register
for the program, call 800.272.3900
Feb 1 Healthy Living for
Brain and Body 3pm
Feb 1 Living with
Alzheimer’s - Younger Onset 6pm
Feb 2 Dementia Conversations
2:30pm
Feb 3 Understanding
Alzheimer’s and Dementia 11am
Feb 4 Effective
Communication Strategies 3pm
Feb 4 Living with
Alzheimer’s for Caregivers
Late Stage - Part 1
6:30pm
Feb 8 Dementia Conversations
11am
Feb 8 Understanding
Alzheimer’s and Dementia 3pm
Feb 9 Understanding and
Responding to
Dementia-Related
Behavior 10am
Feb 9 10 Warning Signs of
Alzheimer’s 2:30pm
Feb 10 Effective
Communication Strategies 11:30am
Feb 10 10 Warning Signs of
Alzheimer’s 4pm
Feb 11 Healthy Living for
Brain and Body 1pm
Feb 11 Living with
Alzheimer’s for Caregivers
Late Stage - Part 2 6:30pm
About the Alzheimer’s
Association
The Alzheimer’s Association
leads the way to end Alzheimer’s and all other
dementia – by accelerating
global research, driving risk reduction and
early detection, and
maximizing quality care and support. Our vision is a
world without Alzheimer's
and all other dementia. In Ohio, more than
600,000 Alzheimer’s
caregivers provide care for more than 220,000 loved
ones impacted by Alzheimer’s
disease. Visit alz.org or call 800.272.3900.
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