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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.

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.

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*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’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’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’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’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.

*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’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’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’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’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’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’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.