Fact Sheets & Information
Education is vital to facilitating meaningful living for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and their caregivers. Our licensed social workers have developed these educational materials to provide tips and strategies that caregivers can incorporate into their routines.
AFA’s National Toll-Free Helpline is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. (ET) seven days a week to answer questions and provide referrals to local resources. Connect by calling 866-232-8484 or live chat by clicking the blue icon in the lower right hand corner of the page.
| About Dementia | View |
| What is Alzheimer’s disease? | View |
| Dementia Warning Signs | View |
| 10 Tips for Managing Stress | View |
| Driving and Dementia | View |
| Eating Tips | View |
| End Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease | View |
| Falls Prevention | View |
| Getting Help with Caregiving – You Are Not Alone | View |
| Getting the Most Out of a Family Meeting | View |
| Incontinence | View |
| Mild Cognitive Impairment | View |
| Newly Diagnosed-Now What? | View |
| Role Changes in Young-Onset Alzheimer’s | View |
| Seeing a Speech Pathologist? | View |
| Sleep | View |
| Therapeutic Activities for 3 Main Stages of Alzheimer’s disease | View |
| Tips for Managing Caregiver Stress | View |
| Tips For Speaking About Memory Changes | View |
| Tips for Traveling | View |
| Understanding Behaviors as Forms of Communication | View |
| Working Together as Part of a Care Team | View |
| Language Tips | View |
| Care Transitions | View |
| Understanding the Differences Between Palliative and Hospice Care | View |
| Advance Directives | View |
| Tips to Assist With Dressing | View |
| Wandering | View |
