Dementia - Related Educational Topics

The Henry Ford Health C.A.R.E. Program, iCare4U Employee Resource Group, and content experts from the Alzheimer’s Association of Michigan are offering virtual education topics designed to provide caregivers, families, health professionals and the general community with valuable information about Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias.

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The topics below DO NOT provide any professional continuing educational credits/units.

Everyone is welcome to attend, but pre-registration is required when you click onto the Zoom link for all sessions (requires name, email address, and zip code)

All classes are held:12 p.m.- 1:30 p.m. EST

6/9/25: Living with Alzheimer’s- Younger Onset

When someone under 65 is diagnosed with Younger-Onset Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia, the first reaction is often shock or denial. Learn answers to the questions that arise for people concerned about Younger-Onset Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia.

7/14/25: Building Foundations of Caregiving

Learn a person centered approach to caregiving, how to reduce caregiver stress and how relationships can change over time throughout the caregiving journey.

8/11/25: Supporting Independence

Learn how to best help the person living with dementia take part in daily activities, how to provide the right amount of support and balance safety and independence while managing expectations.

9/8/25: Communicating Effectively

Learn how dementia affects communication, including tips for communicating well with family, friends and health care professionals.

10/13/25: Responding to Dementia-Related Behaviors

Learn about common behavior changes, how to use non-medical approaches to address these behaviors and how to recognize when additional help is needed.

11/10/25: Exploring Care and Support Services

Learn about how best to prepare for future care decisions and changes, including respite care, residential care and end-of life care.

12/8/25: Enjoying Family Celebrations: Tips for Caregivers

The holidays are often filled with opportunities for togetherness, sharing, laughter and memories. But they can also bring stress, disappointment and sadness. This program shares many tips for caregivers to help navigate the holidays.