The racial inequities that have existed in our nation for hundreds of years have been brought to the surface again over the last few months. We at the Michigan Alzheimer’s Disease Center recognize this nationwide problem, and are deeply committed to contributing to the solutions. Of our nearly 500-person cohort in the University of Michigan[…]

This summer, leaders of our Center along with the Alzheimer’s AssociationMichigan Chapter received a grant from the Michigan Department ofHealth and Human Services to bring dementia awareness and education tothose living with and caring for people living with HIV. The project is in theplanning stages, and is expected to last at least three years. Due[…]

The COVID-19 pandemic brought about many unexpected changes this year. While in-person research visits, support groups, and wellness programs were all canceled to prevent the spread of the virus, our teams turned to technology to continue our work, as best as possible, virtually. Below we summarize the adjustments we’ve made throughout the COVID-19 quarantine, and[…]

We are excited to announce a new support group launching this month. Mitten Minds Support Group is available specifically for individuals with mild cognitive impairment or early-stage dementia. The group will meet monthly on the third Tuesday of the month from 3:00-4:00pm, and newcomers are welcome at any time. Registration is required here for each[…]

Please join us for the Serenity Now virtual retreat. Whether you’re new to meditation practice or ready to renew a committed practice, this is one way to help yourself stay grounded, connected and calm this season. Who knows what will happen next? We surely don’t. But we can certainly create more intention to meet whatever[…]