Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can impact family caregivers facing chronic strain as well as those exposed to life-threatening events. It is important to learn the signs of caregiver PTSD, so […]
Raising children tends to be a LOT more complicated than we anticipate. We love our kids, but sometimes raising children is stressful and overwhelming! At some point, we all find […]
A free caregiver education series where you'll learn strategies and find resources to take care of yourself so you can continue caring for others. This is a 3 session virtual […]
Join us as we launch our new video, “Making Your Home… Dementia Friendly” to mark World Alzheimer’s Day 2022. Then, hear from Sue and Chris, “experts by experience”, who have […]
Register for our free six-week virtual learning series. Improve your skills, knowledge, and confidence as a family member or friend caregiver. RESOURCES designed by caregivers and health care experts. Caregiving […]
A free caregiver education series where you'll learn strategies and find resources to take care of yourself so you can continue caring for others. This is a 3 session virtual […]
Join the VON and the Alzheimer Society of Hamilton to learn how to identify your loved ones needs and respond to difficult behaviours. This is a virtual webinar. Email renate.ahapov@von.ca […]
Peer support is a way for families and caregivers to find help and support from others in their community with a similar and/or shared experience. Peer Support offers an opportunity […]
The Scarborough Health Network (formerly The Scarborough and Rouge Hospital) in partnership with the Alzheimer Society of Toronto and the Ontario Caregiver Organization is organizing a virtual Caregiver Education Forum […]
Caregiver Lunch and Unlearn: Autistic Adults and Mental Health Organized, developed & facilitated by caregivers Tired of Lunch & Learns? Join us for 6-sessions of interactive unlearning of topics relevant […]
Families and individuals caring for those who are transitioning from youth to adult health care may face many new challenges. In partnership with Ontario Health, this webinar will inform caregivers […]
How can I help my loved one if they are hospitalized? How can I recognize delirium? What can I tell the nurse? The doctor? Find the answers to these questions […]
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