Mrs. Dumaresq was a care partner. She will share her experiences and will give suggestions for health and social care providers to better support care partners.
Members of the New Brunswick Forward with Dementia team recently participated in an event co-hosted by The Canadian Frailty Network and the New Brunswick Health Research Foundation.
Watch our webinar on the topic “Communicating a dementia diagnosis while providing hope”.
The Canadian Forward with Dementia team presents a webinar about living well with dementia.
We are delighted to share with you that the article “The Quebec Alzheimer Plan, a plan based in primary care”
The New Brunswick Forward with Dementia team join the MileAGE Podcast to discuss the research project that helped to shape the Forward with Dementia website and campaign.
The Canadian Forward with Dementia team presents a webinar to share information about the initiative and website.
Peer support groups are a place of real honesty and you discover through all of that, that there is life with the illness.
CTV News Atlantic: Presenting a message of hope and spreading awareness that you can live positively with dementia
Myrna came to realize that just because you are diagnosed with dementia doesn’t mean life is over. Somewhere along the line she got permission to be happy, and she sees that as a pivotal moment in her life after diagnosis.
George’s Story When George’s wife Joan (who he had met when he was 9 years old) began missing doses of her medication
A diagnosis can be traumatic, but the journey can still hold a lot of beauty. Learning to be open about a dementia diagnosis with those around you may help. Read Catherine’s story about her and her mother’s experience here.
