ADRC offers a weekly program, every Monday afternoon, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at our headquarters at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY.  Our fully-accessible building features a large multi-purpose room, with plenty of space for our artists, caregivers and volunteers.

There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org

Get all the details here.

ADRC’s support groups, led by trained facilitators, provide caregivers with the opportunity to discuss the many challenges of caring for a family member living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, with others who understand. Our goal is to provide a safe setting which promotes mutual support, both practical and emotional, throughout the progression of the disease.

Some of ADRC’s support groups meet in-person while others meet via Zoom.  We have general groups for all care partners and specialized groups, including adult children, spouses, spouses whose partner is living in a community residence and early stage care partners.

For additional information or registration, please contact Sharon Reichman at 631-580-4416.

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday’s afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730.

There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information.

Learn more here.

There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required one week prior to program date. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs, Education and Training at 631.580.5100, ext. 304 to register or for more information.

Get all the details here.

*Share the Care is for those who share the care with a community facility. For additional information or registration, please contact Sharon Reichman at 631-580-4416.

ADRC’s support groups, led by trained facilitators, provide caregivers with the opportunity to discuss the many challenges of caring for a family member living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, with others who understand. Our goal is to provide a safe setting which promotes mutual support, both practical and emotional, throughout the progression of the disease.

Some of ADRC’s support groups meet in-person while others meet via Zoom.  We have general groups for all care partners and specialized groups, including adult children, spouses, spouses whose partner is living in a community residence and early stage care partners.

ADRC offers a weekly program, every Monday afternoon, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at our headquarters at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY.  Our fully-accessible building features a large multi-purpose room, with plenty of space for our artists, caregivers and volunteers.

There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org

Get all the details here.

ADRC’s support groups, led by trained facilitators, provide caregivers with the opportunity to discuss the many challenges of caring for a family member living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, with others who understand. Our goal is to provide a safe setting which promotes mutual support, both practical and emotional, throughout the progression of the disease.

Some of ADRC’s support groups meet in-person while others meet via Zoom.  We have general groups for all care partners and specialized groups, including adult children, spouses, spouses whose partner is living in a community residence and early stage care partners.

For additional information or registration, please contact Sharon Reichman at 631-580-4416.

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday’s afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730.

There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information.

Learn more here.

ADRC’s support groups, led by trained facilitators, provide caregivers with the opportunity to discuss the many challenges of caring for a family member living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, with others who understand. Our goal is to provide a safe setting which promotes mutual support, both practical and emotional, throughout the progression of the disease.

Some of ADRC’s support groups meet in-person while others meet via Zoom.  We have general groups for all care partners and specialized groups, including adult children, spouses, spouses whose partner is living in a community residence and early stage care partners.

For additional information or registration, please contact Sharon Reichman at 631-580-4416.

ADRC’s support groups, led by trained facilitators, provide caregivers with the opportunity to discuss the many challenges of caring for a family member living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, with others who understand. Our goal is to provide a safe setting which promotes mutual support, both practical and emotional, throughout the progression of the disease.

Some of ADRC’s support groups meet in-person while others meet via Zoom.  We have general groups for all care partners and specialized groups, including adult children, spouses, spouses whose partner is living in a community residence and early stage care partners.

For additional information or registration, please contact Sharon Reichman at 631-580-4416.

ADRC offers a weekly program, every Monday afternoon, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at our headquarters at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY.  Our fully-accessible building features a large multi-purpose room, with plenty of space for our artists, caregivers and volunteers.

There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org

Get all the details here.

ADRC’s support groups, led by trained facilitators, provide caregivers with the opportunity to discuss the many challenges of caring for a family member living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, with others who understand. Our goal is to provide a safe setting which promotes mutual support, both practical and emotional, throughout the progression of the disease.

Some of ADRC’s support groups meet in-person while others meet via Zoom.  We have general groups for all care partners and specialized groups, including adult children, spouses, spouses whose partner is living in a community residence and early stage care partners.

For additional information or registration, please contact Sharon Reichman at 631-580-4416.

ADRC’s support groups, led by trained facilitators, provide caregivers with the opportunity to discuss the many challenges of caring for a family member living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, with others who understand. Our goal is to provide a safe setting which promotes mutual support, both practical and emotional, throughout the progression of the disease.

Some of ADRC’s support groups meet in-person while others meet via Zoom.  We have general groups for all care partners and specialized groups, including adult children, spouses, spouses whose partner is living in a community residence and early stage care partners.

For additional information or registration, please contact Sharon Reichman at 631-580-4416.

ADRC’s support groups, led by trained facilitators, provide caregivers with the opportunity to discuss the many challenges of caring for a family member living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, with others who understand. Our goal is to provide a safe setting which promotes mutual support, both practical and emotional, throughout the progression of the disease.

Some of ADRC’s support groups meet in-person while others meet via Zoom.  We have general groups for all care partners and specialized groups, including adult children, spouses, spouses whose partner is living in a community residence and early stage care partners.

For additional information or registration, please contact Sharon Reichman at 631-580-4416.

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday’s afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730.

There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information.

Learn more here.

ADRC’s support groups, led by trained facilitators, provide caregivers with the opportunity to discuss the many challenges of caring for a family member living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, with others who understand. Our goal is to provide a safe setting which promotes mutual support, both practical and emotional, throughout the progression of the disease.

Some of ADRC’s support groups meet in-person while others meet via Zoom.  We have general groups for all care partners and specialized groups, including adult children, spouses, spouses whose partner is living in a community residence and early stage care partners.

For additional information or registration, please contact Sharon Reichman at 631-580-4416.

ADRC collaborates with Marlokia Rescue in Calverton, NY to provide a unique and inspiring Equine Therapy Program for people with Alzheimer’s disease on Long Island.  Participants spend time “in the moment” with the horses, in a beautiful, natural setting in Calverton.  They are guided through gentle interactions, such as petting and grooming.  These activities promote connection to the accepting, friendly equine spirits.  Horses are highly intuitive creatures, receptive to both verbal and non-verbal communication.

Reservations for all participants are required one week prior to the session date. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs, Education, and Training at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information.

Get the details here.

ADRC’s support groups, led by trained facilitators, provide caregivers with the opportunity to discuss the many challenges of caring for a family member living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, with others who understand. Our goal is to provide a safe setting which promotes mutual support, both practical and emotional, throughout the progression of the disease.

Some of ADRC’s support groups meet in-person while others meet via Zoom.  We have general groups for all care partners and specialized groups, including adult children, spouses, spouses whose partner is living in a community residence and early stage care partners.

For additional information or registration, please contact Sharon Reichman at 631-580-4416.

ADRC’s support groups, led by trained facilitators, provide caregivers with the opportunity to discuss the many challenges of caring for a family member living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, with others who understand. Our goal is to provide a safe setting which promotes mutual support, both practical and emotional, throughout the progression of the disease.

Some of ADRC’s support groups meet in-person while others meet via Zoom.  We have general groups for all care partners and specialized groups, including adult children, spouses, spouses whose partner is living in a community residence and early stage care partners.

For additional information or registration, please contact Sharon Reichman at 631-580-4416.

*Share the Care is for those who share the care with a community facility. For additional information or registration, please contact Sharon Reichman at 631-580-4416.

ADRC’s support groups, led by trained facilitators, provide caregivers with the opportunity to discuss the many challenges of caring for a family member living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, with others who understand. Our goal is to provide a safe setting which promotes mutual support, both practical and emotional, throughout the progression of the disease.

Some of ADRC’s support groups meet in-person while others meet via Zoom.  We have general groups for all care partners and specialized groups, including adult children, spouses, spouses whose partner is living in a community residence and early stage care partners.

ADRC offers a weekly program, every Monday afternoon, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at our headquarters at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY.  Our fully-accessible building features a large multi-purpose room, with plenty of space for our artists, caregivers and volunteers.

There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org

Get all the details here.

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday’s afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730.

There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information.

Learn more here.