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We offer numerous educational programs for families and individuals facing Alzheimer’s and community members as well. For more information or to schedule a presentation, contact Krista Scheel, Program Director, at 414.479.8800.
We offer education programs in the following categories:
General Education: for anyone who wants to learn about Alzheimer's disease, dementia and brain health. This includes friends, family members, persons with dementia and healthcare professionals.
For those Living with Alzheimer's and dementia: for families and individuals currently living with Alzheimer's disease.
Family Caregivers: for caregivers of those with Alzheimer's disease and dementia. These classes are more intensive and are intended to increase knowledge about dementia and provide caregiving tools and skills.
Click on any of the categories above to get course descriptions and to view or download the Education Calendars.
Savvy Caregiver (for family caregivers)
Based on research by experts in caregiving techniques, this course provides clinical-level training for family caregivers, and goes beyond introductory education programs. Savvy Caregiver training is specifically designed for family caregivers. If you are a paid professional, please view the offerings on our Professional Education Calendar. If you are interested in being added to our contact list for future Savvy Caregiver classes, please contact Krista Scheel at 414.479.8800 or kscheel@alz.org.
View the course description here.
Download and view current schedule here.
SPARK! Cultural Programming for People with Memory Loss and Their Caregivers
Hands-on art activities! Art conversations! Dance! Movement! Guided by trained docents and volunteers, varied programming at all museums participating in the SPARK! program creates atmospheres that are both welcoming and inspiring! Attendees overwhelmingly report soaring spirits and eagerness to return!
State Conference
We hope to see you May 5th - 7th, 2013 for the 27th Annual State Conference at the Kalahari Resort and Conference Center in the Wisconsin Dells.
Details will be posted when available.
Workplace Education Program
A series of presentations about brain health, caregiver well being, and Alzheimer's disease designed for business and workplace settings.
Learn more about this innovative program.
