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Therapeutic fibbing can help a person living with
Alzheimer’s
It can be difficult to tell someone
living with Alzheimer’s or another dementia what they want to hear
in the moment. But experts say caregivers are embracing therapeutic
fibbing — meeting the person in their reality when it can offer
them calm or comfort.
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Texas State Advocacy Day in Austin on April 5
Join the
Alzheimer's Association on April 5 for our Alzheimer's State
Advocacy Day! Together, we will meet with lawmakers from across
the state to share our personal stories to help advance policy
priorities. Free transportation will be available from Dallas
& Fort Worth.
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Your gift today can make 2X the impact to fight
Alzheimer's
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You can
fight Alzheimer’s twice as hard today and help change the
trajectory of this global health crisis. Through April 1, any
amount you give — up to $500,000 — can go 2X further to help
provide care and support to the millions affected by
Alzheimer’s and advance vital research.
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Free E-learning available 24/7
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The
Alzheimer's Association has a variety of education programs
about dementia, warning signs, risk reduction, caregiving
topics including money management, and strategies for
supporting changes caused by Alzheimer's and dementia.
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Marshalls helps advance the fight to end Alzheimer’s
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From
March 12-25, Marshalls customers nationwide will have the
opportunity to donate at checkout to benefit Alzheimer’s
Association care, support and research efforts. Since 2013,
Marshalls and its customers have raised funds to support the
Association’s vision of a world without Alzheimer’s and all
other dementia.
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Lecanemab Brings Hope and Enthusiasm
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We are
living in historic times for Alzheimer’s. The most exciting
report of positive results in Alzheimer's disease clinical
trials was recently reported, giving those facing Alzheimer's
incredible hope for more effective treatments. Learn more
about positive treatment data from our Chief Science Officer,
Maria Maria C. Carrillo, Ph.D., and what's on the horizon for
potential treatments of Alzheimer's disease.
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