I'll slow down my Alzheimer's. Not the other way around. "You're not alone." For almost 30 years, the Alzheimer's Association has led the fight against Alzheimer's disease. With resources like a 24-hour helpline and a community filled with people just like you, we offer help and hope to people with Alzheimer's and their loved ones. No matter where you are, the Alzheimer's Association is here for you.

This section of our website is for people with early-stage memory loss. Here you can find information about Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and other types of dementia. You can also learn about ways to cope and live successfully with the challenges that a diagnosis of dementia can bring. By clicking on the links below you can access information that’s most relevant to you.

Information just for you:

• MCI, AD, and Other Dementias
• Getting A Diagnosis
• I've Received A Diagnosis...Now What?
• Healthy Living
• Planning For the Future
• Communication
• Early Stage Resource List

Early Stage Support Group: Spring 2013

Our Capital of Texas Chapter is excited to announce a new program to provide emotional, educational, and social support for people with MCI and Early Stage Alzheimer's disease. The program will begin April 2nd, with weekly meetings held until May 21st.

These meetings will take place over conference call, so you can participate from the comfort of your home, and will cover a variety of topics, such as coping, planning for the future, medications, and maintaining independence. Group will be led by Suzanne Oliver, LCSW.

Registration and pre-approval is required, but there is no fee to participate. Call us at (512) 241-0420.

Links to others:

To link to our message boards at our national office and talk with others diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease, click here

Contact information:

We encourage you to contact us to learn more by calling the Chapter office at 512.241.0420. For persons with memory loss, their families and friends, we offer many free classes to help you understand Alzheimer's & Dementia.

Get a list of programs in your area!