Alzheimer's Association: Empowered Caregiver: Supporting IndependencePosted on April 2, 2025 |
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Alzheimer's Association: Empowered Caregiver: Supporting Independence
Thursday April 10, 2025 6pm New Haven First Congregational United Church of Christ
A person living with dementia often wants to stay independent for as long as possible. Caregivers can learn how to balance safety and manage expectations to support independence at every stage of the disease. Sign up here.
Topics in the program include:
» How dementia affects independence.
» Four steps to help with daily activities.
» Tips to make activities meaningful.
» Providing the right amount of support.
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