Dr. Thomas Hadjistavropoulos, was recently invited to present over Zoom to the Alzheimers Society of Alberta and North West Territories

, pain care should be a priority. Assessing and managing pain is always important but becomes even more critical during the era of COVID-19

In our latest article, guest contributor Linda Bates Lawson shares her Fathers day memories. With Father’s Day coming up, I am thinking...

We would like to show our support and appreciation of caregivers. April 6th is National Caregivers Day. In Canada, 2 out of 3 caregivers...

The winter of 2017 was difficult for my parents who had dementia and were adjusting to living in long-term care. In addition to their...

"I always say hope is all around us, you just have to see it." - Roger Marple In the journey that I walk with my form of dementia, I...

Every January, the Alzheimer Society of Canada encourages organizations, policymakers and people across Canada, to learn more about dementi

Our family experienced profound change in 2015 when Mom and Dad were diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia.

In the latest in our series of Caregivers Stories, we meet Andre and Charmayne and hear why they joined the #SeePainMoreClearly...

On November 11, Canada honours all veterans who have served our country, many of whom have made the ultimate sacrifice. Many of our...

Louise Penny shares her story of caring for husband Michael after his dementia diagnosis.

MEDIA RELEASE On October 1st, 2020 - International Day for Older Persons. The #SeePainMoreClearly Awareness Campaign Launches

My husband are I are well acquainted with the challenge of managing severe chronic pain in the dementia patient. We have cared for my...

Let me start by saying that my wife is in the later stages of dementia. She has early onset Alzheimer’s. She is now 62 years-old and has...

Our parents both suffered with Alzheimer’s disease and passed away in 2018. As a retired health professional, and their primary...