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Living with Alzheimer's for Caregivers: Middle Stage

with the Charles County Department of Health

Learn about caring for a loved one in the middle stages of Alzheimer's.

Are you currently caring for a loved one in the middle stages of Alzheimer's disease? As the condition progresses, caregiving can become even more complex and emotionally challenging. This workshop is designed to offer you essential guidance, practical strategies, and research-based tools to provide the best possible care for your loved one, while also supporting your own well-being.

In this session, we will cover:

• Understanding the middle stages of Alzheimer's, including common cognitive, emotional, and behavioral changes
• Research-based best practices for managing daily care routines, addressing increasing confusion, and enhancing safety in the home
• Effective communication techniques, helping you stay connected with your loved one despite changes in their ability to express themselves
• Providing emotional support, both for your loved one and yourself, with strategies for reducing anxiety, frustration, and agitation
• Self-care tips for caregivers, including stress management techniques to help you cope with the demands of caregiving

This workshop offers practical insights and compassionate guidance, empowering you with the tools needed to navigate this challenging phase of Alzheimer's caregiving. Whether you're seeking ways to improve your loved one's quality of life or find ways to manage your own emotional health, this session is designed to equip you with the knowledge and confidence to provide care with compassion and dignity.

Registration is required and will close one hour before the program. This program will take place on Zoom and the link to the program will be sent by CCPL staff one hour prior to the event.

Be sure to check your Spam/Junk folder if you haven't received the event login information 45 mins prior to the event start in your Inbox. If you did not receive an email at all, please contact us at potomacref@ccplonline.org or at 301-375-7375.

This program is in partnership with the Charles County Department of Health.

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