About Family and Community Education ProgramsFor persons with memory loss, their families and friends, there are classes and webinars to help you understand memory loss, develop a partnership with your doctor and learn skills to make legal and financial plans. Free Monthly ClassJoin us in our Twin Cities office the first Tuesday of every month from 6:00-7:00 p.m. for a free class. RSVP to attend any of the free education classes to Ashley Brooks-Danso, Community Education Manager:
Free WebinarsWhat is a webinar?A webinar is a seminar that is broadcast over the Internet using a web browser. What do I need to participate? Phone and internet connection. View Webinars Will other webinars be offered?
Set Up a ClassThe Alzheimer's Association is pleased to offer educational classes to groups of all sizes and ages for a modest fee. Target audiences include, but are not limited to:
Classes include:
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Upcoming ConferencesA Meeting of the Minds, The Dementia Conference 2010
Early Stage WorkgroupAs diagnostic tools become more sophisticated and the benefits of early diagnosis recognized, more people are being diagnosed with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) or early Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia. The Early Stage Services Work Group is a group of professionals and community members whose goal is to create an early stage memory loss and dementia service continuum to meet the needs of this growing and underserved population. Members attend monthly meetings eager to learn, network, and collaborate together. If you are interested in planning and implementing innovative and creative programs and services for individuals with early stage Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia please contact David Goldberg, Early Stage Services Coordinator: By phone: 952-857-0553
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