Hosted by Jewish Senior Life & the Alzheimer’s Association
Caring for someone living with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia can be deeply meaningful and incredibly challenging. Communication changes, new behaviors, and daily frustrations can leave even the most devoted caregiver feeling unsure of what to do next.
Join Jewish Senior Life and the Alzheimer’s Association for a free, community education program designed to give you practical tools, knowledge, and support.
Event Overview
These topics will help you understand what your loved one may be experiencing and how you can respond with empathy, patience, and confidence.
Communicating Effectively
This session helps caregivers understand how dementia affects language and expression. You’ll learn practical tips to improve everyday communication with loved ones, family members, and health care professionals—so conversations can feel calmer, more respectful, and more productive.
Responding to Dementia-Related Behaviors
Learn about common behavior changes, how to use non-medical approaches to address these behaviors, and how to recognize when additional help is needed.
What You’ll Learn
By attending this program, you will:
- Understand how Alzheimer’s and other dementias change communication
- Learn practical strategies to make conversations easier and less stressful
- Discover common dementia-related behaviors and what may be causing them
- Explore non-medical ways to respond to behaviors like agitation, confusion, or withdrawal
- Recognize when additional help, services, or support may be needed
- Connect to resources available through Jewish Senior Life and the Alzheimer’s Association
Who Should Attend
This program is ideal for:
- Family caregivers
- Friends supporting loved ones with dementia
- Professional caregivers and health partners
- Anyone wanting to understand Alzheimer’s and dementia better
All are welcome — JSL welcomes people of all faiths and backgrounds.
