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New support group for people living with early stage dementia such as Alzheimer's
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Mild cognitive impairment and the early stages of dementia-related conditions like Alzheimer’s are often accompanied by difficult emotions, questions, and decisions. If you or someone you love is going through this process now, it is imperative to seek support.
The Alzheimer’s & Dementia Resource Center now offers monthly, in-person meetings that will help you to understand dementia in all of its forms. You’ll learn how to utilize the bevy of resources available to you, and you’ll be given emotional support, too.
This program is intended solely for the person living with MCI or other form of dementia, and you must register in advance.
Simply call ADRC at 407.436.7750 for more information, or to reserve your spot.
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