Services for People living with a NCD and their caregivers

Shared services and activities

The Alzheimer Society of Montreal offers services and activities designed for people living with a neurocognitive disorder and their caregivers. Using a person-centred approach, our staff considers your individual needs, abilities and well-being in each of their interventions. Their mission is to promote quality interactions, regardless of the neurocognitive condition of the person affected by the disease. One-on-one activities aim to strengthen bonds, create enriching experiences and offer mutual support.

Discover the various services and activities below and consult the program for more information.

In-Home Respite and Stimulation Program

Need respite? The Alzheimer Society of Montreal’s qualified professionals provide caregivers with a planned period of respite, varying from 2 to 4 hours per week. During your respite, your loved one living with a neurocognitive disorder will enjoy stimulating therapeutic activities at home.

* Our team offers high-quality service to families who request it. As a result, there may be a wait time to receive this service.

The Alzheimer Society of Montreal has two activity centres located in Ahuntsic and Saint-Henri. At each facility, clients can rely on qualified staff and volunteers who have the knowledge and expertise required to meet the specific needs of participants and reassure families. These activity centres offer caregivers a few hours of respite on Saturdays, as well as stimulating therapeutic activities for people living with a neurocognitive disorder.

Located in the Southwest borough of Montreal, our permanent activity centre is secure, spacious, welcoming and entirely designed for the needs of people living with a neurocognitive disorder and their caregivers and families. Our qualified staff offers stimulating therapeutic activities to participants, while caregivers enjoy a moment of respite.

Laughter Yoga is a program developed by Dr. Madan Kataria. The activity takes place on Zoom. During the sessions, you will be guided through laughter, breathing and adapted movement exercises. There are many benefits to weekly laughter yoga practice for the cardiovascular, respiratory and immune systems. It also has a positive effect on mood and helps reduce stress. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes, bring a water bottle and join us!

This gentle yoga class is made up of exercises performed mainly on a chair and is adapted to the needs of the participants. The class develops mobility, balance, coordination and relaxation. All you need is a chair without armrests and a mat with a non-slip surface.
This dance and movement activity is offered by the National Centre for Dance Therapy, a division of Les Grands Ballets Canadiens. It is adapted for people living with a neurocognitive disorder and their caregivers. Creative dance helps you explore your creative potential and enjoy the benefits of physical activity. Presented by Carol Jones, a dancer, choreographer and dance therapy intern.
People living with a neurocognitive disorder and their caregivers are invited each month to the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts for a guided tour and a creative workshop.
Discover different countries during this weekly series of workshops. The aim of this program is to encourage interaction, conversation and self-expression through travel-themed discussions. Participants will explore countries through books, articles, discussions, music and similar activities.

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Contact us at [email protected] or call 514 369-0800.

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