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Caring For Someone With Dementia

Whether caring for someone full-time, part-time, or working in dementia care, it’s essential to put effective care strategies into practice.

Community Resources

In addition to the resources and information found on this website, there are a range of resources available in your community, from support groups to practical assistance in the home.

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Supports Groups

Regardless of where you are in your journey, there is a broader community of support available for you in Calgary and surrounding areas.

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Caregiver Resources

We've compiled a wide range of resources to help you understand how to provide care to your loved one.

Care Strategies

Learn practical strategies and skills to help you feel more confident and empowered.

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Fall Prevention

Falls remain the primary safety concern for seniors. Consider having your home assessed for potential fall hazards.

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Considering a Move to a Care Home

There is no easy solution when it comes to dementia care. However, there are helpful resources available to answer your questions.

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Managing Behaviour Changes

Since dementia changes the brain, it can lead to unexpected or unusual behaviours, such as aggression or repetitive actions.

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Losing One's Way

People living with dementia may become confused about time and place.

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Long Distance Caregiving

Providing meaningful support is possible even if the person with dementia lives in a different city or region.

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Stress Management and Self Care

As a caregiver, how you care for yourself is just as important as the care you provide for your loved one.

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Respite for Caregivers

Adult day programs give caregivers a break and provide a fun and safe environment for people with dementia to engage in activities and make friends.

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