Time: 1 to 2 p.m.
Location: Health and Active Living Plaza
Cost: FREE
Description: As we grow older, it is natural for our brains to change. Some changes, such as taking longer to recall names or needing more time to learn new information are a normal part of aging and do not interfere with daily life. However, other changes may signal something more serious.
In this session, we will explore the key differences between typical age-related memory changes and the possible warning signs of dementia. We will also discuss what dementia looks like within our own community, including how it can affect individuals, families and caretakers. Finally, we will highlight evidence-based steps that anyone can take at any age to support brain health and reduce the risk of developing dementia. Presented by Emily Justus from York Alzheimer Society.