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From April to August, the Alzheimer Society of Montreal offers support groups, workshops, conferences, and wellness activities for people living with dementia, caregivers, professionals, and the community. This fall, take advantage of opportunities for respite, learning, and connection.

The Alzheimer Society of Montreal is sharing a Service Canada pamphlet designed to help seniors and their loved ones better protect their personal information and benefits. It includes simple tips to recognize risky situations, verify phone calls or visits, keep information up to date, and know who to contact in case of doubt or fraud.

Pathway to culturally safe Indigenous cognitive health research practices: a valuable resource for research experts, enabling them to adapt current practices to be more inclusive and provide better support to all participants.

This site is designed for people living with neurocognitive disorders, their caregivers, and health professionals. It provides resources, information, and tools to better understand driving in the context of these conditions. Whether the person is still driving or has stopped, it offers guidance, support, and adaptive perspectives to ensure safety, autonomy, and quality of life.

From September to December, the Alzheimer Society of Montreal offers support groups, workshops, conferences, and wellness activities for people living with dementia, caregivers, professionals, and the community. This fall, take advantage of opportunities for respite, learning, and connection.

Ten common signs of dementia are described below. If you are concerned about any of these changes in yourself or someone else, contact a health-care provider or your local Alzheimer Society.

Educational Services’ brochure – 2026 edition.

Discover the educational program of the My residence training pathway in my living environment

Description of the professional training’s modules