Alzheimer’s and Dementia Support Groups

Connecting with others is a vital part of the caregiving equation. AFA offers free Alzheimer’s and dementia support groups, facilitated by AFAโ€™s licensed social workers who are all specifically trained in dementia care. These support groups give caregivers and others impacted by Alzheimer’s and dementia a place to connect and share with one another.

“The support from people sharing their experiences was priceless. I got so many ideas from them, feedback on what to expect and how to handle situations, and accolades that I am doing my best as a caretaker.”

– an AFA Support Group Member

Current Support Groups:


General Caregiver Support Group

(via Telephone)

Tuesdays

7 pm – 8 pm (ET)

For more information or to register for this group, please contact the group facilitator, Sharon Rosenzweig, at 866-232-8484 on Sundays between 9 am-5 pm ET or Tuesdays between 5 pm-9 pm ET.


Caregiver Support Group for Spouses and Partners

(via Telephone)

Mondays
7 pm โ€“ 8 pm (ET)

For more information or to register for this group, please contact the group facilitator, Valerie Damon, at 866-232-8484 or vdamon@alzfdn.org Monday and Wednesday evenings from 5-9 pm ET.


General Caregiver Support Group-Spanish Speaking (Currently Closed)

(via Zoom)

Thursdays

7 pm – 8 pm (ET)

To register for this group or to learn more, please contact the group facilitator, Erika Overman, at 866-232-8484 or eoverman@alzfdn.org.


Caregiver Support Group for Family Members, Spouses and Partners with Loved Ones in a Care Setting (Currently Closed)

(via Zoom)

Thursdays

3:30 pm โ€“ 4:30 pm (ET)

If you would like more information, please contact Melpo Voulieris LMSW, group facilitator, at 866-232-8484 or mvoulieris@alzfdn.org.

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