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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

Aimed at everyone, these five conferences address various topics related to relationships between people living with neurocognitive disorders, healthcare professionals and caregivers.

Take advantage of advice from our Educational Service experts to strengthen your care staff’s knowledge and skills in caring for people living with neurocognitive disorders.

Aimed at professionals and stakeholders in the health and social services network, these workshops take a different approach to intimacy for people living with neurocognitive disorders, as well as non-pharmacological approaches to stimulate cognition and improve intervention.

Designed to detail the unique aspects of a person living with a neurocognitive disorder, this booklet is useful for both family members and healthcare professionals who will be providing care to the person. The person diagnosed or a family member can use it to record any important details that will help others get to know the person better, in addition to their daily habits and specific considerations.

The purpose of this document is to help healthcare providers, Alzheimer Society staff, and volunteers better understand how feelings of grief and pain affect people living with neurocognitive disorders and their caregivers.