This newsletter is packed with information about recent and upcoming events organized by the Alzheimer Society in our area. Click HERE to read the newsletter. You will also find a link at the bottom of the newsletter where you can subscribe for more information.
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Arthritis Society Canada Missed Arthritis Talks on Jan. 15? No worries! Watch our experts share insights into how to keep your body moving in winter. Thanks to Amgen Canada, Nordic Pharma, Pfizer Canada, United Way Winnipeg & Wellesley Therapeutics for their support of Arthritis Talks. Learn more, https://bit.ly/41HkcNx
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Alzheimer Society of Ontario This Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, discover how your diet can impact your brain health. Colourful, nutrient-rich foods like fruits, vegetables, and healthy fats not only nourish your body but can also lower your risk of dementia. Let’s prioritize brain health together! Learn more about brain-healthy eating on our website: https://bit.ly/3ZNqIQp
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Canadian Coalition for Seniors’ Mental Health Did you know that some neurological conditions, like Alzheimer’s, are associated with anxiety symptoms in older adults? For more information on medical conditions associated with anxiety symptoms in older adults, read the Guidelines for the Assessment and Treatment of Anxiety in Older Adults: https://ccsmh.ca/areas…/anxiety/health-care-professionals/ To learn more about anxiety,
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The current Halton Elder Abuse Prevention Network (HEAPN) began in early 2023 under the leadership of Heather Thompson and represents a diverse group of service providers, community members and older adults with lived experience. The Network promotes community participation that is dedicated to the prevention of elder abuse in Halton through advocacy, education and community
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