Posts Tagged ‘Alzheimer’s Disease’
Impact of Socialization and Loneliness on the Brain — Pre-recorded Webinar
Impact of Socialization and Loneliness on the Brain Tuesday, September 22 | 10am – 11am | Holz Pavilion Theater Did you know that loneliness and social isolation can affect brain…
Read MoreNew Insights on Cognitive Training and Dementia Risk — Pre-recorded Webinar
New Insights on Cognitive Training and Dementia Risk Tuesday, September 15 | 11am – 12pm | Holz Pavilion Theater In this BrainMatters webinar, Dr. George Rebok, Professor Emeritus with the…
Read MoreWhat Blood Tests Could Mean for Early Alzheimer’s Detection — Pre-recorded Webinar
What Blood Tests Could Mean for Early Alzheimer’s Detection Wednesday, September 2 | 10am – 11am | Holz Pavilion Theater Blood tests and other biomarkers are bringing researchers closer to…
Read MoreAlzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group 2026
Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group 2026 Presented by: Alzheimer’s Association-Wisconsin Second Monday | 1-2:30pm | Activity Center Fourth Thursday | 6-7:30pm | Holz Pavilion Chapel Caregiver support groups offer comfort, reassurance,…
Read MoreLIVE WEBINAR – New Insights on Lifestyle and Brain Health
Webinar Watch Party (pre-recorded webinar) New Insights on Lifestyle and Brain Health from the U.S. POINTER Study Holz Pavilion Theater, Friday, August 7, 11am – 12pm In this #BrainMatters webinar,…
Read MoreTHE ALZHEIMER’S CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP 2026
Presented by: Alzheimer’s Association-Wisconsin Second Monday | 1-2:30pm | Activity Center Fourth Thursday | 6-7:30pm | Holz Pavilion Chapel See Flyer for dates Caregiver support groups offer comfort, reassurance, practical…
Read MoreDr. Michelle Braun Presents – “More Joy! Strengthening Your Emotional Wellness.”
“More Joy! Strengthening Your Emotional Wellness.” – Presented by Dr. Michelle Braun Friday, September 12 | 3-4pm | Village on the Square – Community Room Join Dr. Michelle Braun, a…
Read MoreBadger Talks | Alzheimer’s Disease Research at the University of Wisconsin
Badger Talks | Alzheimer’s Disease Research at the University of Wisconsin Speaker: Carol Van Hulle Associate Scientist, School of Medicine and Public Health |Department of Medicine This is a general…
Read MoreThe Importance of Memory Screenings
Because our memory and cognition are extremely vital to our quality of life, memory screenings are equally important as physicals.
Read MoreWhat Is Memory Care And Who Needs It?
While Alzheimer’s disease is not a normal part of aging, by age 85, approximately 25 percent of people will be diagnosed with some form of dementia. Caring for a loved…
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