Education to meet you where you are:
Learning about dementia should work for you. Choose the format, pace, and opportunity that best fits your needs, from live education to online and self-directed learning
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Getting started
This introductory session provides an overview of dementia, including common symptoms, the impact of the condition, and what to expect after a diagnosis. Ideal for people who are newly diagnosed, care partners, family members, and anyone beginning their dementia journey, the presentation also introduces the programs, services, and supports available through the Alzheimer Society.

Understanding Financial Abuse & Frauds
Financial abuse can be prevented when we understand the root causes. In order to protect each other from financial abuse, we must know the signs. We will provide an overview of financial abuse, types of abuse, including power of attorney, tactics used to take advantage of older adults, and a list of supports/resources for help and reporting.

Protecting each other from Frauds and Scams
In collaboration with Elder Abuse Prevention Ontario, this presentation will explain common scams and the tactics used to take advantage of older adults. Through case examples, we’ll illustrate prevalent types of scams and discuss how seniors can be vulnerable to financial abuse. We will also cover important do’s and don’ts, along with steps to protect against fraud and scams. Helpful resources with contact information for support and reporting will be discussed. We will also learn the “4 R’s”: Recognize, Reject, Reach Out, and Report.

Hearing Loss and Brain Health
In collaboration with Sound Choice Hearing, this informative session will explore research based information about the link between hearing loss and brain health. Learn how to support hearing loss, and how to lower the risk of developing dementia.









