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Peer Support for Those Living with Early-Stage Dementia (Virtual Group)

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COMMUNITY EVENT

Join the Alzheimer’s Association and the UAMS Schmieding Center for Senior Health and Education for a virtual peer support group tailored specifically for individuals living with early-stage dementia. Connecting with others facing similar experiences provides valuable perspective, encouragement, and practical coping strategies to help navigate life beyond a diagnosis while fostering strong social connections.

  • Peer Connection: Share experiences, advice, and encouragement with peers navigating early-stage dementia in a safe, supportive environment.

  • Build Resilience: Gain actionable coping strategies and rediscover a sense of belonging, purpose, and community.

  • Collaborative Partnership: Offered free of charge in partnership with the UAMS Schmieding Center.

  • Registration & Contact: Contact Jill Thompson, Program Director, at 501-239-8229 or via email at jithompson@alz.org to register and receive Zoom access details.

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