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Read More - [A Trusted Lifeline for Long Island Families Facing Dementia](https://www.adrcinc.org/a-trusted-lifeline-for-long-island-families-facing-dementia/) - CaringKind, the leading expert in Alzheimer's and dementia care, and the Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center (ADRC), now an affiliate of CaringKind, today announced that CaringKind's Helpline is now available to all Long Island residents, effective April 1. This expansion marks a significant step forward in ensuring that every Long Islander living with Alzheimer's disease or a - [5K Walk & Brain Health Festival - June 20, 2026](https://www.adrcinc.org/adrc-walk/) - Sign up Today to support ADRC at its Annual 5K Walk & Brain Health Festival - [Spring Fling @ Parrish Art Museum](https://www.adrcinc.org/spring-fling-parrish-art-museum/) - Join ADRC at Parrish Art Museum for their Annual Spring Fling as we honor our dear Board Member Barbara Braun. Purchase Tickets - https://parrishart.org/event/spring-fling-2026/ Saturday, April 25 | 7:30 PM – 11 PM Tickets: $250 | $200 Members (Individual level and above) $300 after Thursday, April 23, 2026 Spring Fling is an evening of - [ADRC Announces Strategic Alliance with CaringKind](https://www.adrcinc.org/alzheimers-disease-resource-center-announces-strategic-affiliate-partnership-with-caringkind/) - Today, we’re excited to officially announce our merger with CaringKind. This partnership brings together two organizations deeply committed to supporting individuals and families affected by Alzheimer’s and dementia. Together, we will broaden services, deepen expertise, and ensure even greater support for our community—now and into the future. We’re incredibly proud of this next chapter and - [2025 Art Expression Art Exhibit](https://www.adrcinc.org/2024-art-expression-art-exhibit/) - 💜🎨 Our Art Expressions Exhibit was filled with creativity, courage, and connection. These are a few of my favorite pieces—powerful reminders of how art gives voice and meaning to those living with dementia. 👉 We’re now enrolling organizations for the next session of Art Expressions! If your community would like to be part of this - [Champions for Charity at Americana Manhasset](https://www.adrcinc.org/champions-for-charity-at-americana-manhasset/) - Join us for the 30th year of Americana Manhasset’s Champions for Charity® holiday shopping benefit, taking place December 4 – 6, 2025. Help support our organization by doing your holiday shopping at participating Americana Manhasset stores during these three days and 25% of your pre-tax purchases will be donated back to us! To register for - [Article on Music Therapy for the Latino Community](https://www.adrcinc.org/article-on-music-therapy-for-the-latino-community/) - "Música como terapia: Comunidad latina". It highlights the important role of music therapy in Latino communities, a topic closely related to our work at ADRC. - [ADRC Memory Walk & Spring Festival](https://www.adrcinc.org/adrc-memory-walk-spring-festival/) - Join us for our Annual Walk & Spring Festival. - [Education Conference - Creative Connections: The Arts as a Bridge to Memory and Well-Being](https://www.adrcinc.org/education-conference/) - Join us for an inspiring and educational conference exploring the transformative power of the arts in dementia care! Whether you're a caregiver, healthcare professional, artist, or advocate, this event will showcase how music, visual arts, dance, and storytelling can enhance connection, spark memories, and improve well-being for individuals living with dementia. Featuring expert speakers, interactive - [Art Expressions Art Exhibit - September 20](https://www.adrcinc.org/art-expressions-art-exhibit-september-20/) - From September 1 - 30, ADRC's Art Expression Art Exhibit will be displayed at the Islip Arts Council Gallery in the South Shore Mall in Bay Shore. A Reception for dignitaries, artists, and their families will be held on Friday, September 20 from 1 - 3pm at the Gallery. All are welcome to join us - [Caregiver Toolkit Series](https://www.adrcinc.org/caregiver-toolkit-series/) - We are excited to launch our new Caregiver Toolkit Series this Fall. Come join us for informative sessions where we will explore and discuss how caregivers can Be Prepared for the Future. All sessions are free and a light lunch will be provided. Registration is required and all CAREGIVERS are welcome to attend. Check out - [Through Our Eyes Art Exhibit - Long Island Museum](https://www.adrcinc.org/through-our-eyes-art-exhibit-long-island-museum/) - Please visit The Long Island Museum in Stony Brook during the month of August to check out the Through Our Eyes Art Exhibit done in collaboration with ADRC. Our caregivers and their loved one are featured together in a series that showcases the power of art in bringing joy and comfort. Learn more about the - [Art Expressions Program featured by Dementia Springs](https://www.adrcinc.org/art-expressions-program-featured-by-dementia-springs/) - [The Balancing Act - Providing Help & Hope Along the Journey](https://www.adrcinc.org/the-balancing-act-providing-help-hope-along-the-journey/) - The Balancing Act Local Edition featured the Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center on the show November 2023 in honor of National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month and Family Caregivers Month. https://youtu.be/BUUB7siaqJQ?si=FR1UMX_nRPSw_GQn - [Art Expressions Art Exhibit](https://www.adrcinc.org/art-expressions-art-exhibit/) - ADRC hosted its Art Expression Art Exhibit with the Islip Arts Council during the month of September. On Thursday, September 21 – World Alzheimer’s Day – a reception was hosted for all the artists to come and view their work in the gallery. Family and friends were also invited to the celebration. In honor of ## Pages - [Home](https://www.adrcinc.org/) - Our mission is to provide care, support, and education programs for families in need, and to be advocates for local families who are coping with Alzheimer's Disease and other dementias. - [Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center Staff](https://www.adrcinc.org/alzheimers-disease-resource-center-staff/) - Our Staff Carol Hartmann, MBA, ACC, CDP Director of Programs, Education, and Training “It’s most fulfilling to be part of the ADRC team and provide essential services and support to Long Island’s Alzheimer’s community.” Profile Carol Hartmann has over 25 years of experience in caring for seniors, including more than a decade managing the CenterLight - [Counseling and Referrals](https://www.adrcinc.org/counseling-and-referrals/) - Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center on Long Island provides family support services and professional counseling services to individuals and their family members . - [Donate to ADRC](https://www.adrcinc.org/donate/) - Donate Today The value of your support is measured in the 1000’s of Long Island families who reach out for care consultations, resources, support, and programs. The increase in those with the disease will double by 2050. It is our mission to be a source of Help & Hope; Hope to those along the journey; - [Music Therapy for People with Alzheimer's](https://www.adrcinc.org/music-therapy-for-people-with-alzheimers/) - Our free programs provide music therapy on Long Island for people with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias and cognitive impairmants. - [Equine Therapy for People with Alzheimer's](https://www.adrcinc.org/equine-therapy-for-people-with-alzheimers/) - ADRC provides a unique and inspiring Equine Therapy (horse therapy) Program for people with Alzheimer's disease, Free to patients and one caregiver. - [Art Therapy for people with Alzheimer's](https://www.adrcinc.org/art-therapy-for-people-with-alzheimers/) - ADRC provides many free art therapy activities on Long Island for people with Alzheimer's disease and people with other forms of dementia and cognitive impairments. - [ADRC Walk & Brain Health Festival](https://www.adrcinc.org/adrc-walk/) - ADRC 5K Walk & Brain Health Festival Saturday, June 20, 2026Marjorie R. Post Community Park, 451 Unqua RoadMassapequa Park, New York 🌱 Seeds of Hope, Steps of Love 💜 Join - [Contact Us](https://www.adrcinc.org/contact-us/) - Contact Us Connect to our Helpline for expert information, compassionate support, and practical guidance. ADRC/CaringKind Helpline 631.580.5100 Email: Info@ADRCinc.org Carol Hartmann 631.580.4417 Maria Prendergast 631.580.4415 Sharon Reichman 631.580.4416 Lauren Vlachos 631.580.2486 Amber White 631.580.4414 - [Support Beyond ADRC: Trusted Resources for Families](https://www.adrcinc.org/support-beyond-adrc-trusted-resources-for-families/) - Finding the Right Support for Your Loved OneNavigating dementia care can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. At ADRC, we are committed to connecting families with a network of trusted partners who offer programs and services that complement our mission. Below, you’ll find a list of organizations providing valuable resources for - [Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center Board of Directors](https://www.adrcinc.org/alzheimers-disease-resource-center-board-of-directors/) - Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center Board of Directors - [What is Alzheimer's Disease?](https://www.adrcinc.org/what-is-ad/) - A series of videos was written and directed by David Shenk about the stages and symptoms, care of Alzheimer's and dementia. - [ADRC Volunteers](https://www.adrcinc.org/adrc-volunteers/) - Volunteer Our volunteers are valued and vital to achieving our mission: to provide care, support, and education programs for families in need, and to be advocates for local families coping with Alzheimer’s Disease and other dementias. We’re delighted to work with people who want to make a real difference for Long Island families. ADRC offers - [Resource Guide](https://www.adrcinc.org/resource-guide/) - Resource Guide for Caregivers Assisted Living Facilities with Dementia Units Elder Law Attorneys Consultants Care Coordinators Family Advocates Dementia & Driving Home Companion Agencies (Non Medical) Goods and Services Glossary of Terms Hospice Licensed Home Health Care Agencies Medical Model Adult Day Care Programs Mental Health Professionals Physicians and Medical Services Skilled Nursing Facilities with - [Financial](https://www.adrcinc.org/financial/) - The Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center is a tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. your donations allow us to extend free programming to families. - [News & Media Coverage](https://www.adrcinc.org/in-the-media/) - Act 2 Newsday – Sunday August 17, 2025 Check out this wonderful article about support and resources for caregivers on Long Island. ADRC is featured along with many of our collaborating partners. We strive to provide Help and Hope to caregivers. “Música como terapia: Comunidad latina”. It highlights the important role of music therapy in - [Professional Training](https://www.adrcinc.org/professional-training/) - Professional Training ADRC plays an important role in educating Long Island’s caregivers. Both professional caregivers who work in assisted living facilities or nursing homes, and individual family members who have a loved one with Alzheimer’s, benefit from increased knowledge and practical training exercises. Alzheimer’s Disease & Related Dementias To learn more about Trainings and Professional - [Calendar](https://www.adrcinc.org/calendar/) - ADRC’s Calendar of Events ADRC offers many programs and support groups. All programs are free to families living in the community. Many programs are also open to agencies and assisted living communities. We encourage you to check out the schedule and we hope to see you soon at a program. We also offer training and - [Pickle N Par Smithtown Club - Pickle Tournament - June 8, 2024](https://www.adrcinc.org/pickleball/) - Join us for our 2nd Annual Pickleball Tournament to raise funds for the Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center. We have partnered with Pickle N Par Club in Smithtown, 62 Lake Avenue, Smithtown, NY to host a pickleball tournament on Saturday, June 8, 2024. There will be a men’s session in the morning (8:00 am – 12:00 - [Alzheimer's Educational Conference & Resource Fair](https://www.adrcinc.org/ec2024/) - Annual Education Conference Event Flier KEYNOTE SPEAKER Sandeep Jauhar Sandeep Jauhar has written four books, all published by Farrar, Straus, and Giroux. His first book, Intern: A Doctor’s Initiation, was a national bestseller and was optioned by NBC for a dramatic television series. His second book, Doctored: The Disillusionment of an American Physician, released in August - [ADRC Previous Educational Conferences](https://www.adrcinc.org/alzheimers-education-programs-professional-training/) - Alzheimer's Education, medical professionals, researchers, caregivers, facilities, service providers, government, community representatives, and family members. - [Life-Enrichment Activities](https://www.adrcinc.org/life-enrichment-activities/) - Headline Click edit button to change this text. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. - [Sign Up for ADRC Communication](https://www.adrcinc.org/sign-up-for-adrc-communication/) - Please sign up for our newsletter so you can receive all the latest updates on programs, activities, and trainings provided by ADRC. - [A Day in Paris - Thursday, June 22, 2023](https://www.adrcinc.org/basketbash/) - Please join Amber Court of Smithtown along with Feldman, Kramer, & Monaco in supporting Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center at our Basket Bash Fundraiser to be held Thursday, June 22, 2023 at Amber Court of Smithtown from 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm. $25.00 a ticket includes a sheet of raffles. There will be food, entertainment and - [Golf Classic - June 14, 2023](https://www.adrcinc.org/golf2023/) - Loading… - [Privacy Policy](https://www.adrcinc.org/privacypolicy/) - PRIVACY NOTICE Last updated February 08, 2023 This privacy notice for Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center (doing business as ADRC) ("ADRC," "we," "us," or "our"), describes how and why we might collect, store, use, and/or share ("process") your information when you use our services ("Services"), such as when you: Visit our website at http://www.adrcinc.org, or any - [Community Presentations](https://www.adrcinc.org/community-presentations/) - ADRC provides community based caregiver support and education, at community service groups, libraries and schools on Long Island. - [Founders & Friends](https://www.adrcinc.org/founders-friends/) - Mickey and Felice Neuwirth provided extraordinary support that resulted in the creation of the Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center’s home in Bay Shore. - [Legal](https://www.adrcinc.org/legal/) - Legal issues and resources for alzheimer patients and their families - [Testimonials](https://www.adrcinc.org/testimonials/) - testimonials Tremendous services offered including support groups. And all money raised stays on Long Island to help Long Island families. – Frank The Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center is a lifeline. Working in the geriatric field, it is not uncommon to come across the misunderstanding of dementia amongst other challenging situations. I work for a - [Virtual Art Exhibit](https://www.adrcinc.org/event-two/) - ADRC 2020 Virtual Art Expression Program - [2020 "Walk Your Way" Fundraiser](https://www.adrcinc.org/2020-walk-your-way-fundraiser/) - 2020 Walk Your Way - [Sitemap](https://www.adrcinc.org/sitemap/) - [subscribe](https://www.adrcinc.org/subscribe/) - First Name Last Name Email Send - [Research](https://www.adrcinc.org/research-2/) - Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center on Long Island supports Alzheimer's research and therapy including local research initiatives and the people behind them - [Photo Gallery](https://www.adrcinc.org/photo-gallery/) - Photo Gallery Click edit button to change this text. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. - [Events](https://www.adrcinc.org/event-directory/) - Current Month Search Events - [Get Involved](https://www.adrcinc.org/get-involved/) - [Clinical Trials](https://www.adrcinc.org/clinical-trials/) - [Sample Page](https://www.adrcinc.org/sample-page/) - This is an example page. It's different from a blog post because it will stay in one place and will show up in your site navigation (in most themes). Most people start with an About page that introduces them to potential site visitors. It might say something like this: Hi there! I'm a bike messenger ## Events - [Garden Tour](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/garden-tour/) - Join ADRC at the Westbury Gardens for a tour of the gardens and enjoy some social time with others as we check out the beautiful grounds. Please register for this program. - [Music & Movement](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/music-movement/) - ADRC’s Music & Movement 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 - [AI, Aging, & Healthcare](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/ai-the-future-of-dementia-care/) - Join us for this informative presentation to learn how AI is transforming aging and healthcare. You must register here. - [Creative Connections](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/creative-connections/) - Meaningful engagement across the stages of dementia. Join Oliva Cohen as she shares insights on engagement at all stages of the disease. RSVP HERE - [Legal & Financial Considerations](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/legal-financial-considerations/) - Planning for the long-term care needs of a person with Alzheimer's or another form of dementia can be challenging. Legal and financial considerations can be confusing, difficult, and even overwhelming. In this webinar, an attorney specializing in Elder Law will discuss the important topics individuals and family members should understand before meeting with their personal - [Understanding Medicaid](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/understanding-medicaid/) - Applying for Medicaid can be challenging for individuals and families navigating life with Alzheimer's or another dementia. Understanding the application terminology and preparing the required documents can be confusing and even overwhelming. This webinar guides participants through the application process on how to qualify a person living with dementia for Medicaid home care services in - [Professional Education](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/professional-education/) - Join us for this CEU event for regarding dementia and trauma informed care. - [Caregiver Toolkit](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-toolkit-jr/) - Join us for this information workshop with Justin Russo for Making the case for music in dementia care. - [Caregiver Toolkit](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-toolkit-february/) - Join us for this information workshop with Dr. Amy Edelstein, MD to understand palliative and hospice care in dementia. - [Memory Cafe](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/memory-cafe-2/) - Join us at The Bristal in Lake Grove to meet others in a relaxed, friendly, and safe environment. Enjoy an afternoon of music, friendship and refreshments to find mutual support and information. - [Caregiver Support Group Adult Children (Copy)](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-adult-children-copy/) - 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 - [Caregiver Support Group Spouses](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-zoom-adult-children-2/) - This support group is hosted by NYU Langone Geriatric Medicine. 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 - [Caregiver Support Group Adult Children](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-adult-children-1/) - 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 - [Caregiver Support Group Connetquot](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-connetquot/) - 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 - [Caregivers Support Group](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregivers-support-group-spouses/) - 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 - [Caregiver Support Group Spouses of Younger Onset Dementia](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-spousesofyoungeronset/) - 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 - [Spouses Caregiver Support Group](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-adrc/) - 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 - [Caregiver Support Group Southampton](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-southampton/) - 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 - [Caregiver Support Group Merrick](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-merrick-3rdfriday/) - 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 - [Caregiver Support Group Farmingdale](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-farmingdale/) - 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 - [Caregiver Support Group Middle Island](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-selden/) - 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 - [Caregiver Support Group Amagansett](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-amagansett/) - 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 - [Caregiver Support Group Bayport/Blue Point](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-bayport-blue-point/) - 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 - [Arts & Minds - Virtual Art Programs](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/arts-minds-virtual-art-programs/) - Free Art Programs for people with Memory Loss and their Care Partners. Look at Art. Talk about Art. Make Art. Online Classes are Monday & Tuesday on Zoom from 2- 3pm Monthly Popup Programs happen at NYC Partner Museums. Registration is required to get the zoom link - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeutDRzqnT1L6IQd0exUY526VqnBHkXq-NL_NJlB_MJ6Xba1Q/viewform If you need help registering contact - [Caregiver Support Group Lindenhurst](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-lindenhurst/) - 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 - [Caregiver Support Group Sag Harbor](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-sagharbor/) - 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 - [Caregiver Support Group Melville](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-melville/) - 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 - [Caregiver Support Group *Share the Care](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-zoom-share-the-care-2/) - *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, - [Caregiver Support Group Commack](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-commack/) - 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 - [Caregiver Toolkit](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-toolkit/) - Join us for this information workshop with Ryan MacDonell, Financial Planner, Center for Wealth Preservation, to learn about managing finances after a dementia diagnosis. - [Educational Seminar - Hearing Loss & Dementia](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/educational-seminar-hearingloss/) - Please see flyer and register early. This webinar is FREE. - [Educational Seminar - Understanding & Decoding Destressing Behaviors](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/educational-seminar-understanding-decoding-destressing-behaviors/) - Please see flyer and register early. This webinar is FREE. - [Caregiver Support Group South Huntington](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-south-huntington/) - 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 - [Bingo](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/bingo-2/) - Come Join ADRC for Bingo. All are welcome including grandchildren. - [Art Museum Visit](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/art-museum-visit-2/) - Join us to learn about different works of art. This program is for the caregiver and those impacted by cognitive decline. - [Boxing with Jonathon Arroyo](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/boxing-with-jonathon-arroyo/) - Join us for a light movement boxing class where we will stretch and get our arms and bodies moving. - [3 CEU Voices that Matter - Ethics, Identity, & Dementia](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/voices-that-matter-ethics-identity-dementia/) - Topics: The course includes key topics such as dementia basics, person-centered care, communication, safety, ethics, and end-of-life considerations. Course Dates: This live Zoom course will be held from 4:00 pm – 7:00 PM ET on the Tuesdays: April 21, May 5 You must register with Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org - [Montessori Dementia Capable Care Certification](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/montessori-dementia-capable-care-certification/) - Gain Vital Insights into the 8 hour Montessori Method of person centered care. Register today for this 8 hour course that will be held on various dates this spring. You will be participate via zoom. There is a cost for this certification $75 plus a $49 fee to the Montessori Center for the Digital Badge. - [Tips on Wandering](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/tipsonwandering/) - Join the Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center Director of Programs, Education, and Training Carol Hartmann to learn how caregivers can provide compassionate effective care for those impacted by dementia. You will receive a zoom link upon registration - send an email to Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org - [Roots & Reins](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/roots-reins/) - Meet us at Pal-O-Mine Equestrian in Islandia for Roots & Reins – connecting plants (roots), horses (reins), and grounding. We will do horticulture, spend time with the horses, and create music. This program is for a care partner and individual impacted by cognitive decline. Registration is Required. Space is very limited. Please contactTessa 631-887-3751 to - [Balance for Life](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/balance-for-life/) - A practical guide to preventing falls and staying strong. Provided by Denise Lanzarone - [Caregiver Education](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-education/) - Learn how to Navigate the Maze of Dementia and use memories to assist with caregiving. Please contact Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org to sign up and receive the zoom link. - [Connect2Cafe](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/connect2cafe/) - Pour yourself a cup of coffee or tea and join us at CaringKind or right from the comfort of your home! Connect2Cafe is a gathering for people with dementia and their 'family partners' to foster social connections with others in our CaringKind Community. Each month, we’ll share updates on upcoming programs and events at CaringKind - [Jersey Boys](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/jersey-boys/) - Join ADRC at the CM Performing Arts Center in Oakdale for a wonderful performance of Jersey Boys. Arrival is 1:30 Sharp. Show starts at 2pm. This program is for a caregiver and an individual impacted by dementia. Spots are limited and preference will be given to families who have not had a chance to attend - [Art in Action](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/paint-at-the-parrish-with-adrc-2/) - Guests should plan to meet at the Museum promptly at 10:45 a.m. The program begins at 11:00am Sharp. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required one week prior to program date. Please contact Amber White, Program Manager, at 631.580-4414 to register or for more information. Get all the details here. - [Paint at the Parrish](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/paint-at-the-parrish/) - Instructors will demonstrate watercolor “wet on wet” and “dry brush” techniques and will have a offer participants an opportunity to create their own work. Participants should have paper, watercolor paper, if possible, small watercolor palettes, available at most drug stores: CVS, etc., a container for water, and flowers or a plant to observe for the - [In The Moment](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/long-island-carriage-museum-experience/) - Explore the world before cars at the Long Island Museum. Spend time in the museum's galleries and view highlights from their world class carriage collection. Participants engage in guided discussions with museum educators, examine hands-on objects and even listen to a little music! Join us for conversation, learning and fun. - [Caregiver Book Club - The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-book-club/) - Join us for our new Book Club for Caregivers. Our book is The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife. We are working with local libraries so folks can get a physical copy from their library or a digital copy via the Libby App. Please contact to us to learn more and join the Register. Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org - [Memory Cafe](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/memory-cafe-adrc/) - Join us at ADRC to meet others in a relaxed, friendly, and safe environment. Enjoy an afternoon of entertainment, friendship and refreshments to find mutual support and information. - [Jewish Museum NYC](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/jewish-museum-nyc/) - Join us and the Jewish Museum NYC to Virtually learn about the Art in their collection with Paula Stuttman. This program will be via Zoom. You must register by emailing Amber.White@adrcinc.org. She will then send the link to join the program. This program is free and for those impacted by dementia and their care partners. - [Live Well, Age Well](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/live-well-age-well/) - Join the Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center and Empower yourself with knowledge about dementia. Understanding the basics can help you or a loved one live a healthier, more fulfilling life. Explore key facts, early signs, and practical tips to support brain health and well-being. All are welcome to join us. - [Spring Fling - Parrish Art Museum](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/spring-fling-parrish-art-museum/) - Parrish Art Museum Hosts their Spring Fling Gala honoring Bobbie Braun of the Neuwirth Foundation. The Neuwirth Foundation is a big supporter of ADRC and all of our Art programs including Access Parrish and Art Expressions. Please consider joining us for a wonderful evening honoring Bobbie and the work of the Parrish Art Museum. Purchase - [Brain Games w/Stony Brook University](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/brain-games-w-stony-brook-university/) - ADRC's Brain Games is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun on Zoom. The session is in-runs from 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm on Thursday Afternoons. Each - [Alive Inside](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/alive-inside/) - Join us for the documentary Alive Inside and learn about the power of Music to help those impacted by dementia. Please contact Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org to register and receive the zoom link. - [Book Author - Meet & Greet](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/book-author-meet-greet/) - Join us with Author Pat Moffit as he shares insights and stories from his book - Ice cream in the cupboard. - [2.0 Continuing Education for Social Workers](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/2-0-continuing-education-for-social-workers-2/) - Join ADRC at Atria Bay Shore for an informative CEU program for Social Workers. 2 credits will be offered. Registration is required. Contact Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org or 631-580-4417 - [Walk & Brain Health Festival](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/walkandbrainhealth/) - Please join us on Saturday, June 20, 2026 as we raise awareness about Alzheimer's Disease and other forms of dementia, honor and remember those impacted by the disease, and raise funds for ADRC to continue to provide support and services to families on Long Island. Please click here for more information and sponsorships Sign Up - [2.0 Continuing Education for Social Workers](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/2-0-continuing-education-for-social-workers/) - Join ADRC at Brandywine for an informative CEU program for Social Workers. 2 credits will be offered. Registration is required. Contact Charlene Loglisci with questions 631-531-0000 or cloglisci@brandycare.com - [Irish Step Dancing](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/irish-step-dancing/) - Join us for Irish Step Dancing. Registration is Required. Please contact Amber White. - [Lincoln Center Moments- Juilliard Gluck Community Fellows: Duet of Air](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/lincoln-center-moments-juilliard-gluck-community-fellows-duet-of-air/) - Join Juilliard Fellows Brooke Walden and Becca Nelsen for a heartfelt musical journey celebrating the power of music to bring us closer together, nurture companionship, and express what words alone cannot. Featuring classical works and pieces by inspiring women composers — along with beloved favorites like Danny Boy — we invite you into a shared - [Connect2cafecito](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/connect2cafecito/) - ¡Sírvase una taza de café o té y únase a nosotros desde la comodidad de su hogar! Connect2cafecito es una reunión virtual para personas con demencia y sus familiares donde se fomentan las relaciones sociales con otros miembros de nuestra comunidad de CaringKind. El cupo es limitado, es necesario registrarse Para registrarse, comuníquese con: Contact - [Connect2Baseball](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/connect2baseball/) - Join us for monthly baseball reminiscence sessions filled with lively discussion, shared memories, and timeless stories. These one-hour gatherings- offered in person or on Zoom are designed for people living with memory loss and their caring family and friends. To Register: Call Dante Tipiani at (646)744- 2921 or email dtipiani@cknyc.org - [Understanding Dementia 101: Adjusting to the Diagnosis and Life Changes](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/understanding-dementia-101-adjusting-to-the-diagnosis-and-life-changes/) - When someone gets a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s or another dementia, it is a life-changing event. The impact can be profound for the person and for those who love or care for them. Oftentimes, it is difficult for caring spouses, partners, adult children, and friends to know where to begin or how to adapt. If you - [Dementia Education Conference](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/dementia-education-conference/) - 1st Annual Dementia Education Conference Monday, March 30, 2026 • 8:00am – 5:00pm New York Academy of Medicine CaringKind is proud to further our mission of building an Alzheimer’s and dementia community where no one walks alone by bringing together the full spectrum of voices – people living with dementia, care partners, clinicians, professionals and researchers – to learn - [Communication Strategies](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/communication-strategies-2/) - Join the Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center Director of Programs, Education, and Training Carol Hartmann to learn how caregivers can provide compassionate effective care for those impacted by dementia, especially during the Winter Season. Please register. Thank you. - [ADRC Loves Its Colleagues](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/adrc-loves-its-colleagues/) - Join us on Friday, February 13,2026 at ADRC Headquarters from 8-10 am to share fellowship and coffee as we thank our colleagues for all their support in 2024. We appreciate the sponsors and business colleagues we work with so please come for a little bit or the whole time. - [Self Love for Caregivers](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/self-love-for-caregivers/) - Caring for others starts with caring for yourself. Join us for a relaxing and supportive event created especially for caregivers. Take time to unwind, move gently, and connect with others who understand your journey. RSVP by February 6 to Charlene at 631-531-0000 - [ADRC Weekly Art Program](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/adrc-weekly-art-program-16/) - 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 Program - [Office Closed](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/office-closed/) - ADRC will be closed in Observance of the Holiday. - [Navigating the Maze of Dementia](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/mazeofdementia/) - Join the Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center and Empower yourself with knowledge about dementia. Understanding the basics can help you or a loved one live a healthier, more fulfilling life. Explore key facts, early signs, and practical tips to support brain health and well-being. All are welcome to join us. - [Communication Strategies](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/communication-strategies/) - Join the Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center Director of Programs, Education, and Training Carol Hartmann to learn how caregivers can provide compassionate effective care for those impacted by dementia, especially during the Winter Season. Please register. Thank you. - [CEU Presentation - Person Centered Care](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/ceu-personcentered/) - This 1.0 hour educational presentation will discuss person centered care. Please Contact Carol.Hartmann@ADRCinc.org to register. You must register to receive the zoom link. Thank you. - [Comedy Show](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/comedy-show/) - Laughter Saves Live Foundation is hosting a comedy benefit show for both ADRC and the Heather Pendergast Fund. The event is Saturday, February 21 at The Loft in Bellmore. Tickets are $30 each. Bring your own Food, Cash Bar, and Raffles. Please spread the word and join us for a fun evening. Tickets can be - [Trivia Fun](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/trivia-fun/) - Join Us for Trivia! 🧠✨ Challenge your mind and have fun with our interactive trivia sessions! Perfect for individuals with dementia and their caregivers, this engaging activity promotes social connection and cognitive stimulation in a supportive environment. Come test your knowledge and make new memories! 🎉 - [Hot Cocoa & Crafts](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/cookie-decorating/) - Join us for Hot Cocoa and Crafts sponsored by Caring People and Pathways to Senior Living. - [Caregiver Support Group Medford](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-medford/) - 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 - [Live Well, Age Well](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/live-well-age-well-2/) - Join the Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center and Empower yourself with knowledge about dementia. Understanding the basics can help you or a loved one live a healthier, more fulfilling life. Explore key facts, early signs, and practical tips to support brain health and well-being. All are welcome to join us. - [The Family Information Blueprint](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/the-family-information-blueprint/) - Organize the essential details your family will need to know. A practical workshop to prepare all your documents and information in a structured way. Join us for brunch and leave with confidence for your future. - [Art Expressions](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/art-expressions/) - Please join the Long Island Museum for Art Expression Program. This program is for an individual impacted by cognitive decline and a care partner. Preference is given to those in Three Village Area. Please contact Educators@Longislandmuseum.org to sign up. This program is free but space is limited. - [Zumba](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/zumba/) - Join us for this fun movement activity for caregivers and those impacted by cognitive decline. - [Bingo](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/bingo/) - Come Join ADRC for Bingo. All are welcome including grandchildren. - [Art Expression Program Training](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/art-expression-program-training/) - 🖌️ Join Us for a Special Training!Don’t miss “I Remember Better When I Paint” with Berna Huebner and Judy Holstein on Thursday, November 7—a Continuing Education Program exploring the powerful connection between art and memory. Organizations that register will receive all program supplies once payment is complete. Space is limited, so sign up today and - [Equine Therapy](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/equine-therapy/) - ADRC collaborates with Spirits Promise in Riverhead, 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 - [Touro University Physical Therapy Assessments](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/touro-university-physical-therapy-assessments/) - Touro University Physical Therapy students will be at ADRC on December 3rd. They have been actively volunteering with our organization and recently welcomed ADRC staff to provide an educational session on assessing individuals living with dementia. As they prepare for their graduation, the students would like to offer free physical therapy assessments to members of the community. - [Brain Games w/Stony Brook University](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/braingames/) - ADRC's Brain Games is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun on Zoom. The session is via Zoom and runs from 11am - 12:00pm. Each week is - [Library Cafe](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/memory-cafe-farmingdale-library/) - In association with the Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center, we will be hosting a Memory Cafe. Exercise your brain with different activities such as puzzles, music, and crafts. This program is for people living with a cognitive impairment along with their care partner. Preference given to UFSD #22 residents. - [Caregiver Support Group Middle Island](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-meeting-longwoodlibrary/) - 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 - [Caregiver Support Group Center Moriches](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-support-group-center-moriches/) - 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 - [Family Connections through the Senses - Zoom](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/family-connections-through-the-senses-zoom/) - When words are few, our senses can still speak love. A warm hug, a familiar song, or the smell of something baking can bridge the distance that memory loss creates. - [Celebrating Traditions via Zoom](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/celebrating-traditions-via-zoom/) - “‘Celebrating Together: Traditions and Memories’ is about sharing and reflecting on our favorite holidays or special celebrations. It helps us think about the traditions we enjoy, the people we celebrate with, and the memories that make those moments special. By sharing our stories, we learn about each other’s cultures, values, and experiences.” - [Italian Opera](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/italian-opera/) - OCT 2025 / Queens Sound – Opera at St. Patrick's FREE CONCERT: "Beloved Melodies – A Collection of Arias and Songs Celebrating Italian Heritage Month October 5, 2025 / 2:30pm St Patrick's Church 9 North Clinton Ave., Bay Shore, NY QUEENS SOUND Helena Kim has been an active performer as a pianist, organist and conductor. Currently, - [Music and Memories Presents Jazz](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/music-and-memories-presents-jazz/) - Jazz at Lincoln Center Presents: Hotter Than That! featuring the NY Hot Jazz All-Stars New York’s top hot jazz musicians unite for a high-spirited celebration of the Jazz Age, diving into the vibrant sounds of the 1920s and ’30s. Hosted by Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Justin Poindexter (guitar), this dynamic program traces the wild rise of jazz - [Broadway Reflections](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/tillescabaret/) - Tilles Cabaret Company Join us for a unique blend of stories told through music, featuring the incredible vocal talents of students from LIU Post’s own musical theater department. Audiences will enjoy a variety of ballads, comedic numbers, and Broadway classics that will inspire, entertain, and spark joy! Click Here to Register - [Silver Edition Dance Classes](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/silver-edition-dance-classes-the-tilles-center/) - Silver Edition dance classes are provided at no charge and are designed for those with limited mobility. No dance experience is necessary; appropriate for all ages and abilities. Classes are available for those with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia, Parkinson's disease or other neurodegenerative illnesses. Click Here to Register - [Music and Memories Presents The Dolphins Quartet](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/music-and-memories-presents-thedolphin/) - Project: Music Heals Us with The Dolphins Quartet Monday December 8, 2025 at 11:30am Herbert and Dolores Goldsmith Atrium Music, Moments, & Memories: This programs, available at no charge, is designed for those with limited mobility, Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia and caregivers. Enjoy Mozart, Dvořák and more with The Dolphins Quartet. The Dolphins Quartet: Nautical - [Broadway Reflections](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/broadwayreflections/) - Music, Moments, & Memories: This programs, available at no charge, is designed for those with limited mobility, Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia and caregivers. A special concert hosted by New York casting director Stephen DeAngelis, featuring four of New York’s finest vocalists and celebrating music across all genres. This joyous concert will showcase classic - [Theatre Workshop](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/theatre-workshop/) - The Tilles Center is proud to offer a variety of engaging, interactive programs in our ongoing commitment to learners of all ages. These programs, available at no charge, are designed for those with limited mobility, Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia and caregivers. Cassidy Nelson is a Licensed Creative Arts Therapist, specialized in using - [Music and Memories Presents Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/music-and-memories-presents-chamber-music-society-of-lincoln-center/) - Herbert and Dolores Goldsmith Atrium Music, Moments, & Memories: This programs, available at no charge, is designed for those with limited mobility, Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia and caregivers. Pianist Michael Stephen Brown and cellist Nicholas Canellakis present a vibrant program spanning Beethoven’s masterful G minor Sonata to Chopin’s exuberant Polonaise brillante and - [Art Museum Visit](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/art-museum-visit/) - [Live Well, Age Well](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/live-well-age-well-3/) - Join the Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center and Empower yourself with knowledge about dementia. Understanding the basics can help you or a loved one live a healthier, more fulfilling life. Explore key facts, early signs, and practical tips to support brain health and well-being. All are welcome to join us. - [Free Health Insurance Enrollment Assistance](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/free-health-insurance-enrollment-assistance/) - Nassau Suffolk Hospital Council is a non-profit organization with grant funding from New York State Department of Health. Our Facilitated Enrollers educate, advocate and aid with applying and re-applying for NYS Health Insurance programs. Some of these programs include: NYS Marketplace plans Community Medicaid (including those with excess income and/or resources) Medicaid for home care - [Navigating the Maze of Dementia](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/navigating-the-maze-of-dementia/) - Join the Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center and Empower yourself with knowledge about dementia. Understanding the basics can help you or a loved one live a healthier, more fulfilling life. Explore key facts, early signs, and practical tips to support brain health and well-being. All are welcome to join us. - [Aging with Dignity & Montessori CEU Event](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/agingwdignity/) - Join us for the evening to earn 2 CEU's while we dive into the topics of Aging with Dignity utilizing the Montessori Method. In addition, The Power of Old Memories, Presented by Michele Wachter, CDP, CADDCT ( Empowering Professionals in Dementia Care , LLC., Alzheimer’s Trainer and author of Once Upon a Wishbone). - [Karaoke](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/karaoke/) - Join local Girl Scouts for a morning of Karaoke and fun. These young ladies will lead us in our favorite tunes while working on their Silver Award. All are welcome. Intergenerational program. - [Healthy Living](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/healthy-living/) - Join us for the educational program about healthy living. All are welcome. - [SPARK - Robin William's Documentary Screening Virtual](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/spark-robin-williams-documentary-screening-virtual/) - Join us to view SPARK, a documentary about Robin Williams and his battle with Lewy Body Dementia. The documentary highlights key messages that will enhance learning about LBD and other forms of dementia. Guest speakers will share resources available to Long Island families. Refreshments will be served. - [Memory Cafe](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/memory-cafe/) - Join us at ADRC at Lynbrook Restorative Care to meet others in a relaxed, friendly, and safe environment. Enjoy an afternoon of entertainment, friendship and refreshments to find mutual support and information. - [Art Expression](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/art-expression/) - For individuals experiencing cognitive decline and their caregivers. Join us to engage in hands-on art activities. All materials will be provided. - [Art Expression Program Art Exhibit](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/art-expression-program-art-exhibit/) - ADRC hosts the Art Expression Program Art Exhibit. It’s a special celebration for the Alzheimer’s artists and their family members to view, celebrate, enjoy (and even purchase!) their creations. Artwork is featured from participants in all of our programs. Art works are professionally matted, and displayed for family, friends and the artists to enjoy. The - [Caregiver Chair Yoga](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/caregiver-chair-yoga/) - Caregivers join us for a relaxing session of chair yoga and breathing. This is your time to recharge and take care of you. Our instructor will be Maria McEvoy and it will gentle and calm exercises while working on breathe and relaxation. - [CM Performing Arts Center - GREASE](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/cm-performing-arts-center-grease/) - Join ADRC for a performance of GREASE at the CM Performing Arts Center in Oakdale. There are only 10 spots for this program and registration is required. - [ADRC Annual Education Conference](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/adrc-annual-education-conference/) - Please join us on Thursday, March 20 at ADRC's Annual Education Conference to be held at Stony Brook University Student Activities Center. For More Information and to Register Click Here. For Sponsorships please Click Here. - [Navigating the Maze of Dementia](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/navigating-the-maze-of-dementia-2/) - Join the Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center and Empower yourself with knowledge about dementia. Understanding the basics can help you or a loved one live a healthier, more fulfilling life. Explore key facts, early signs, and practical tips to support brain health and well-being. All are welcome to join us. This program will offer professionals CEU. - [SPARK Robin William's Documentary Screening](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/spark-robin-williams-documentary-screening-qa/) - Join us to view SPARK, a documentary about Robin Williams and his battle with Lewy Body Dementia. The documentary highlights key messages that will enhance learning about LBD and other forms of dementia. Guest speakers will share resources available to Long Island families. - [Music Therapy at The Parrish Art Museum](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/musictherapy-at-the-parrish-art-museum/) - We invite you to enjoy a special program with music therapist/drummer Michael Guglielmo at the Parrish Art Museum. Come enjoy an hour of drumming. Limited seating - [Person-Centered Care for People Diagnosed with Dementia](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/person-center-care-for-people-diagnosed-with-dementia/) - Join us for this In-person event to learn about person center care for people diagnosed with dementia. Continuing Education Credits available for professionals including 2 hours for ethics. Part 1: How Clinicians Can Empower Clients With Early Onset Of Dementia To Set Healthy Boundaries For Themselves Speaker: Paula Pagan, LCSW-R Long Island Elder Care Part - [Art Expression at Art League of Long Island](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/art-expression-at-art-league-of-long-island/) - Join Amber White at the Art League of Long Island to participate in Art Expressions. This program is for caregivers taking care of a loved one impacted by cognitive decline. The program offers an opportunity for caregivers to connect and create art with the person they care for. This program is free and is part - [SPARK - Robin William's Documentary Screening & Q&A @ADRC](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/spark-robin-williams-documentary-screening-qa-adrc/) - Join us to view SPARK, a documentary about Robin Williams and his battle with Lewy Body Dementia. The documentary highlights key messages that will enhance learning about LBD and other forms of dementia. Guest speakers will share resources available to Long Island families. Refreshments will be served. - [Spousal Bereavement Group](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/spousal-bereavement-group/) - ADRC will be offering an 8 week Spousal Bereavement Group at ADRC on Tuesdays from October 1 - Novemnber 26. If you have lost a spouse to Alzheimer's disease please come join us and receive support and resources. - [Where Memories Take Flight - Cradle of Aviation & ADRC](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/where-memories-take-flight-cradle-of-aviation-adrc/) - The Cradle of Aviation and ADRC partner to offer a monthly program at the museum titled "Where Memories Take Flight". This will be a one hour program with a docent and afterwards participants will be able to tour the museum at their leisure for the remainder of the day. This program is free but requires - [Bingo - All Ages](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/bingo-all-ages/) - LET'S PLAY BINGO! We invite players of ALL ages to join us on June 26 at our East Islip location. Fun-Fellowship-Snacks-Prizes! ADULTS-bring your kids and grandkids! KIDS-bring your grownups! Call Carol to register 631.580.4417. Walk-ins welcome! We invite our professional partners to be a Bingo SPONSOR. Just bring the game prizes. Call Maria for information - [Making Memories at the Movies](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/making-memories-at-the-movies-2/) - The Cinema Arts Center is happy to welcome - Making Memories at the Movies - a program designed to creatively engage those living with Alzheimer's Disease and other forms of memory loss and their care partners. - [SPARK - Robin William's Documentary Screening & Q&A Suffolk Y JCC](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/spark-robin-williams-documentary-screening-qa-jcoh/) - Join us to view SPARK, a documentary about Robin Williams and his battle with Lewy Body Dementia. The documentary highlights key messages that will enhance learning about LBD and other forms of dementia. Guest speakers will share resources available to Long Island families. - [Making Memories at the Movies](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/making-memories-at-the-movies-may2/) - The Gold Coast Arts Center is happy to welcome - Making Memories at the Movies - a program designed to creatively engage those living with Alzheimer's Disease and other forms of memory loss and their care partners. - [Making Memories at the Movies](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/making-memories-at-the-movies-may1/) - The Long Island Museum is happy to welcome - Making Memories at the Movies - a program designed to creatively engage those living with Alzheimer's Disease and other forms of memory loss and their care partners. - [In-Person Cognitive Enrichment with Stony Brook & ADRC](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/inperson-cognitive-enrichment/) - ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip. There are 2 sessions in-person on Thursday's. There is a - [Pickleball Tournament @ Pickle N Par](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/pickle-n-par-smithtown-club-pickle-tournament-june-3-2023/) - Join us for our 2nd Annual Pickleball Tournament to raise funds for the Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center. We have partnered with Pickle N Par Club in Smithtown, 62 Lake Avenue, Smithtown, NY to host a pickleball tournament on Saturday, June 8, 2024. There will be a men’s session in the morning (8:00 am – 12:00 - [The Mitten Tree with Guest Author Candance Christiansen](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/the-mitten-tree-with-guest-author-candance-christiansen/) - Join us on Monday December 5, 2023 at ADRC for a reading of The Mitten Tree by Author Candance Christiansen. The event is a mitten and tree collection for those at Bethany House. Donations can be dropped off now at ADRC or brought the day of the event. Participants are encouraged to bring a grandchild - [Virtual Brain Games with Stony Brook & ADRC Tuesday Morning Session](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/virtual-brain-games-with-stony-brook-adrc/) - Brain Games is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun on Zoom. There are 2 zoom sessions a week offered - Tuesdays at 11:00 am and Thursdays - [CE Event for SW & CM - The Bristal Sayville](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/ce-event-for-sw-cm-bristal-lake-success/) - Social Workers and Case Managers are invited to join us for a CE Presentation on Working with Individuals with Alzheimer's and Related Cognitive Disorders. Presented by Carol Hartmann & Frank Buquicchio. Earn 3 CE Credits - [NCCAP's Dementia Capable Curriculum](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/nccaps-dementia-capable-curriculum/) - Complete this course to get Dementia Capable Certified from NCCAP. The fee is $125 hours and you must complete all 8 hours to receive certification. Lesson 1: Overview of Aging Lesson 2: Alzheimer’s Disease and other forms of Dementia Lesson 3: Communicating with the person living with Dementia Lesson 4: Behavioral Expressions Lesson 5: Person-Centered, - [Education - After the Diagnosis, Now What?](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/education-after-the-diagnosis-now-what/) - Following a diagnosis, family members may be unsure of their role and what they should be doing to provide care and support for their loved one. Learn about next steps and resources available in the community to assist and support those impacted by a diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease or other dementias. - [Education - Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementias](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/education-alzheimers-disease-and-other-dementias/) - Learn the difference between Alzheimer's Disease and dementia, the warning signs and the importance of a diagnosis. - [CE Event for SW - Dementia Workshop](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/ce-event-for-sw-dementia-workshop/) - This workshop is a partnership between Senior Health Care Companions and ADRC Carol Hartmann. The workshop will introduce the symptoms and changes associated with all forms of dementia. Alzheimer's disease symptoms. Topics include the different stages of Alzheimer's disease and the techniques for effective communication. Content comes from the Modular Educational Program of the National - [Virtual Brain Games with Stony Brook & ADRC Tuesday Afternoon Session](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/virtual-brain-games-with-stony-brook-adrc-afternoon-session/) - ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun on Zoom. There are 2 sessions on Tuesday's. One is from 10:30 - 11:30 am and - [Virtual Brain Games with Stony Brook & ADRC Thursday Afternoon Session](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/virtual-brain-games-with-stony-brook-adrc-thursday-afternoon-session/) - ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun on Zoom. There are 2 sessions on Tuesday's. One is from 10:30 - 11:30 am and - [Know Before You Enroll - Medicare & Medicaid Workshop](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/know-before-you-enroll-medicare-medicaid-workshop/) - Join us on Wednesday, November 16, 2022 at ADRC Headquarters for a FREE Medicare and Medicaid Workshop. Learn all you can before you enroll. Jane O'Malley from Senior Services and Debbie Imperio from Island Medicaid Consulting will be joining us to give us the scoop on this programs. The workshop is from 10am - 1:00pm. - [Equine Therapy](https://www.adrcinc.org/events/equine-therapy-copy/) - 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. 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