Services · Caregiver Support
Dementia Education

Overview
Dementia education for individuals living with memory loss and the people who care for them, including practical resources and skill-building workshops.
Our education sessions and skill-building workshops offer practical resources, information, and support for individuals and the caregivers who help them, with a focus on better managing dementia-related challenges.
What Sessions Cover
- Understanding memory loss and dementia, and what to expect over time
- Practical strategies for managing dementia-related challenges day to day
- Ways to support a loved one living with memory loss
- Local Agency and community resources that can help
Who This Service Is For
- Individuals diagnosed with dementia or related conditions
- Caregivers and family members seeking support and guidance
- Adults age 18 and older with cognitive changes or dementia-related needs
Upcoming Education Sessions
These sessions are open to the community.
Thursday, December 24
3:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Dementia Behavior Symptom Management (In-person or Virtual)
Aroostook Agency on Aging Memory Center, Presque Isle
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Call us and we will help you understand this service, check whether you qualify, and walk you through the next step.
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