Support Groups

Grief has been identified as the “constant yet hidden companion” of dementia. Caregivers often experience a continuous and profound sense of loss and subsequent grief as they live through the changes associated with the progression of the disease. Ambiguous loss is a type of loss you feel – and accompanying…

The Men’s Coffee Talk Support Group offers male care partners the opportunity to meet and share information about their experience of caring for a person with Alzheimer’s disease or another dementia.  These meetings offer a supportive and confidential environment in which care partners:  Meet to…

This Support Group offers spouses of people with dementia living in a personal care home the opportunity to meet and share information about their experience of caring for someone who has transitioned into long-term care. This caregiving experience presents unique challenges for care partners to navigate, as…

Younger onset dementia affects individuals younger than age 65. They and their families face unique challenges including employment, raising children, money matters and future plans.

Support groups are there for people who want to inform themselves with current information that will help improve quality of life with the disease.

Support groups provide participants an opportunity to share feelings and common experiences, exchange practical coping strategies, and participate in discussions.