Alzheimer Society of Muskoka
440 Ecclestone Dr. Unit 17A P1L 1Z6 Bracebridge, ON, Canada

"At the other end there is maybe not understanding, but rather, comfort." - Marjie shares her story about connecting with family members with dementia during COVID.

Tax season is upon us! Not sure what information you’ll need? Check out our blog series on everything a caregiver should know before doing their taxes! The Canada Caregiver Credit: http://bit.ly/caregiver-tax-guide Your caregiver tax questions, answered: http://bit.ly/cg-tax-questions

What are your plans for the weekend? Get outside and enjoy winter activities in Muskoka. Share your adventures with us. Here's a video from Martha's latest hike...

Are you caring for a family member of friend who is experiencing behaviour changes caused by dementia? U-First! for Care Partners is a free workshop to help you understand the respond to these changes. Register today as the registration deadline is fast approaching! http://ow.ly/OVEY50DDD3s

People living with dementia may communicate differently than people without cognitive impairments. For first responders, it is important to know how their communication may be affected and how you can best communicate with them. Here are some words you should use and avoid. Words to use: person with/living with dementia ... Words to avoid: demented, acting out, aggressive, or challenging behaviour For more tips visit: http://findingyourwayontario.ca/first-r/communication-tips/