Learning new skills can help you face the daily realities of living with and caring for a person with Alzheimer’s disease or another dementia – and it may help you better understand your own feelings. The Alzheimer Society of Manitoba offers Family Education throughout the province to educate and empower people with dementia, their families and friends.
View the Fall 2021 Family Education Calendar now.
Sponsored by:
Upcoming Seminars
Digging Deeper: What’s Behind the Headlines in Dementia Research? Sponsored by Brightwater Winnipeg
Understanding Responsive Behaviour in Dementia – Sponsored by Edison Properties
Zoom Webinar
Care4u Family Conference
Travelling Safely with Dementia – Sponsored by Edison Properties
Living with Dementia: First Steps – Part 2 – Sponsored by Edison Properties
Zoom Webinar
Living with Dementia: First Steps – Part 3 – Sponsored by Edison Properties
Zoom Webinar
Communication and Dementia: Detective Work and Improv Skills – Sponsored by Edison Properties
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Past Seminars
Digging Deeper: What’s Behind the Headlines in Dementia Research? Sponsored by Brightwater Winnipeg
Living with Dementia: First Steps – Part 1 – Sponsored by Edison Properties
Zoom Webinar
Financial Confidence Workshop – Presented by IG Wealth Management
Zoom Webinar
Detecting the Early Signs of Dementia and Preparing for a Diagnosis – Sponsored by Edison Properties
Zoom Webinar
What is Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)? – Sponsored by Edison Properties
Zoom Webinar
Living With Dementia: First Steps – Part 3 Sponsored by Edison Properties
Zoom Webinar
Let’s Talk About Aphasia and Dementia – Sponsored by Edison Properties
Zoom Webinar
Living With Dementia: First Steps – Part 2 Sponsored by Edison Properties
Zoom Webinar
Medications and Medication Safety for People with Dementia – Sponsored by Edison Properties
Zoom Webinar
Living With Dementia: First Steps – Part 1 Sponsored by Edison Properties
Zoom Webinar
For more information, please call Jennifer Vicente-Licardo, Education Manager at
204-943-6622 or email alzeducation@alzheimer.mb.ca