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Understanding Alzheimer's and Dementia with a Focus on Lewy Body Dementia

Audery Coachman, MHA, Program manager, Alzheimer's Association with special guest speaker: Melissa J. Armstrong, MD, MSc., Director of the Mangurian Clinical-Research Headquarters for Lewy Body Dementia at the University of Florida Norman Fixel Institute for Neurological Disease

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Travel with dementia experts virtually on the Brain Bus!

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10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer's with Kahoot! Game

Test your knowledge about the signs of Alzheimer's through a fun virtual game.

What Is A Webinar?

"Webinar" is short for "web-based seminar."

The Alzheimer's Association now offers these live, interactive programs conducted through the Internet. We also have prerecorded webinars on-demand. Participation is easy and is a great solution when you can't attend an in person event. Instead, you attend via your computer, smart phone or tablet..

If you can open an email and click a link, you can join our webinars - it's that easy!

We offer a variety of topics and professional speakers. Webinars are convenient and designed to meet the needs of busy caregivers and family members. For the on-demand webinars, you can start and stop them as your schedule permits.

Equipment You Need

You will need an internet connection AND a computer (PC or Mac) OR a mobile device that can be connect to the internet.

How to Register & Join

Register online by selecting the program(s) you are interested in. After registering, you will receive an email with a link to the webinar. We have LIVE and On-Demand webinars available. On the day of the LIVE webinar, click on the link to launch the program. For an On-Demand webinar, once registered, you can watch anytime.

Expert Speakers

Our speakers are trained Alzheimer's Association Community Educators, medical professionals and eldercare experts who have a passion for educating the public in order to improve the quality of life for all affected by Alzheimer's and other dementias.