People with Down syndrome have a much higher risk of Alzheimer's disease, often at a younger age. This online talk explains the genetic link and the signs to watch for. Families and professionals learn about care and support.

This training teaches professionals about wandering in dementia. It explains the symptoms that can cause a person to get lost. Participants learn a strengths-based approach to safe walking.

This online talk explains the stages of Alzheimer's and other dementias. Knowing the stage helps families understand what happens now and what comes next. Speakers explain the best support at each stage.

The Alzheimer's Foundation of America hosts a free family fun day. It has games, food and activities for all ages. It is a chance to learn about AFA services in a relaxed setting.

People with dementia often communicate through behavior. This training helps professionals understand what a behavior can mean. Continuing education credits are available.

The Educating Across America Tour brings free dementia education to cities across the US. Experts talk about brain health, caregiving and resources. The Alzheimer's Foundation of America hosts it.

The symptoms of depression and dementia can overlap. This online talk explains the key similarities and differences. Viewers learn why the right diagnosis matters.