Brain Health and Dementia

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Brain Health and Dementia

Educational event for people living with or at risk of developing dementia, caregivers/care partners, and all interested in brain health

By Toronto Dementia Research Alliance (TDRA)

Date and time

Thu, May 2, 2024 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM EDT

Location

1025 Queen St W

1025 Queen Street West Auditorium (level 2) Toronto, ON M6J 1H1 Canada

About this event

A free educational and networking event for people living with or at risk of developing dementia, caregivers/care partners, and all people interested in brain health.

Lunch will be provided to registrants!


Learn

-What causes dementia and what can I do about it?

-Brain training for aging adults

-Lifestyle changes to reduce your dementia risk

Click here for agenda.


Connect

-Hear from people living with dementia and be part of the discussion

-Interact with representatives from TDRA hospitals & Alzheimer Society Toronto


Hear From

Dr. Mary Chiu, Dr. Corinne Fischer, Dr. Andrew Lim, Dr. Yona Lunsky, Dr. Tarek Rajji, Dr. Allison Sekuler, and Dr. David Tang-Wai

Frequently asked questions

Where is the event?

The event will be held in the Auditorium on the 2nd floor of 1025 Queen Street West, in the "McCain Complex Care and Recovery Building".

Who should attend this event?

This event is for a general public audience, and anyone interested in learning more about brain health and dementia!

Do I need to have basic knowledge of dementia to understand the talks?

No! You do not need any prior knowledge about dementia or brain health. These talks are designed to be plain-language, and easy to understand.

Can I bring a family member or friend with me to the event?

Yes! We encourage you to bring friends and family with you. Please ensure that each attendee is registered.

Is the venue accessible for people with disabilities or special needs?

Yes! The venue is wheelchair friendly. We we ask that you please let us know of any accessibility requests when you register, so that we may plan appropriate accommodations so that you can get the most out of the event.

Will there be educational materials or resources provided at the event?

Yes! There will be references and resources available for you to take home with you.

Is there parking available at the venue?

CAMH parking is available at the corner of Stokes Street and Gordon Bell Road, parking lot off Shaw Street and all other surface parking. Please see the following link for parking lot locations in the area: https://www.google.com/maps/search/parking/@43.6451518,-79.4229139,16z?entry=ttu

When is the deadline to order tickets for the event?

Tickets will be on a first-come, first-serve basis. The deadline to order tickets is April 25th at 11:30pm.

Is there someone I can contact if I have further questions?

Yes! Please get in touch with us by emailing tdra@utoronto.ca should you have any questions about the event.

Is this a hybrid event/is there an on-line attendance option

No. This is an in-person event with no on-line attendance option.

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Organized by

Toronto Dementia Research Alliance (TDRA)

Our Mission

We advance discoveries to prevent, treat, and improve care for people at risk for, or living with dementia, by promoting collaboration among basic and clinical researchers, learners, clinicians, and the community.

Our Vision

Seamless collaboration among researchers to make breakthroughs that, when embedded into care, will bring us closer to a future without dementia.

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