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Webinar

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November 21st, 12:00pm - 1:00pm

Webinar: Everyday Multitasking: Age changes and strategies for maintenance 

Overview

 

Typical aging is associated with known changes to cognitive, sensory, and motor domains of functioning, yet much of the research on age-related declines focuses on a single domain. 

 

Everyday activities such as enjoying coffee with friends invite the consideration of these multidomain interactions, and the study of multitasking from an ecological approach. 

 

This presentation will cover: 

  • Experimental approaches to the study of aging and multitasking

  • Cognitive enrichment methods to help older adults improve multitasking

 

The work includes samples of healthy younger and older adults, elders with hearing loss, and elders with memory complaints and Mild Cognitive Impairment.

Workshop

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Workshop: Dementia 101

This two-part training session teaches participants how dementia affects the brain, and how basic caregiving principles can help with challenging situations. Let us help you put the pieces together!

December 5th & 6th, 10:00am - 2:00pm

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Happy Families

WOW !!! I was so impressed to read about all your new and exciting programs being offered at AGI. I feel proud that Charles and I had been involved with AGI over the years. 

 

Looking at the artwork displayed, I looked at one of Charles 's paintings from those days.  It is proudly displayed in my family room. You are all doing such a good job !!!  

Diane

Senior Couple

Making an Impact

Professional Training 

34 staff trainings at 6 CHLSDs from CIUSSS with 

over 500 participants

Support Groups

Held 73 support group sessions for family caregivers

Awareness Conferences

5 speakers, 5 different topics, 200+ registrants in total and 80+ participants per lecture

Individual Sessions

825 hours to people living

with dementia via

our online programs

Counselling

Provided 1202 individual counselling sessions

to family caregivers

Group Activities

1400 hours to people

living with dementia through the virtual activity centre

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