Available online, by phone, and in-person, our education programs feature information on topics including reducing your risk of Alzheimer's, the signs of Alzheimer’s disease, and caregiving issues and techniques.
Education Requests
The Houston & Southeast Texas Chapter believes that knowledge is power. You have multiple opportunities to learn about healthy brain habits, about dementia and caregiver strategies. Find out about resources and support, too.
Find programs in your area at communityresourcefinder.org.
You can also help us expand the reach of Alzheimer's Association resources by hosting a 30 to 60 minute education program. Alternatively, you can increase awareness of the disease and resources by inviting us to make a quick ten-minute presentation at any regularly-scheduled meeting of your employer, faith community, fraternal order, neighborhood association, and so on.
To request any of these, please complete a short form here, bit.ly/alz-ed-request, and a staff person will contact you within two business days regarding your request.
Online Interactive Education
Please join our series, Your Mind Matters, on Zoom every Tuesday at 7 pm CT.
See the exact schedule and links on this page, or call 800-272-3900 to register.
Healthy Living for Your Brain and Body
Understanding Alzheimer's
Dementia Conversations
Money Matters
Pre-recorded E-Learning Available 24/7
Visit our Training and Education Center to take free workshops about Alzheimer's disease, caregiving, healthy living and planning for the future. Examples of available courses include the following:
Know the 10 Signs
Effective Communication Strategies
Living with Alzheimer's
Understanding and Responding to Dementia-Related Behavior
For Alzheimer’s and dementia education in Spanish, please click here.
Stay informed!
To stay updated on programs in the Houston & Southeast Texas area, please sign up here, bit.ly/alztexprogramsletter.
Volunteer as a Community Educator
Join the fight against Alzheimer’s disease by becoming an Alzheimer’s Association Houston & Southeast Texas volunteer. From planning an event to hosting a support group to providing office support, there are many ways to get involved. Do you have a passion to make a difference and share our vision of the end of Alzheimer's? We are seeking experienced speakers with daytime availability to spread the word. See alz.org/texas/volunteer for opportunities that best fit your interests and availability.
To learn more, contact Sabrina Strawn at 800.272.3900 | sstrawn@alz.org or complete an interest survey now▸