Educational Videos

Check out the videos below to learn more about Alzheimer’s

For families facing an Alzheimer’s diagnosis, understanding the disease is the essential first step.

Alzheimer’s of Central Alabama offers a library of short, practical educational videos designed to support families, caregivers, and anyone seeking to better understand dementia. These videos break down complex topics into clear, compassionate guidance—helping you learn effective communication strategies, navigate challenging behaviors, and feel more confident in your caregiving journey.

Care Connection Webinar: Lewy What? What is Lewy Body Dementia?

Alzheimer’s Update with Marissa Natelson- Love, MD, Associate Professor of Neurology

Mindset Transformation in Dementia with Daphne Johnston

Mapping the Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease with Dr. Renee Harmon

Lester’s Legacy with Daniel Potts

Esther and her Joy For All robotic pet

2nd Sunday in November marks the Alzheimer’s Day of Prayer

Learn About Alzheimer’s

What is Alzheimer's

What is Alzheimer’s Disease?

Learn how Alzheimer’s disease affects the brain and everyday life

Alzheimer's warning signs

Alzheimer’s Warning Signs

Understand the key differences between “normal aging” and signs of dementia

reducing dementia risk

Reducing Your Dementia Risk

Learn everyday habits to support lifelong brain health and healthy aging

activities of daily living for dementia caregivers

Activities of Daily Living

A caregiver guide to help navigate Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)

compassionate communication for dementia caregivers

Compassionate Communication

Ease daily interactions while strengthening the bond at the heart of caregiving

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Dementia and Wandering

How to prevent wandering and ensure a safe return if your loved one is lost

curb dementia wandering

Driving Safety and Dementia

After a dementia diagnosis, learn when and how to address driving safety

Resource list for alabama alzheimer's

Alabama Alzheimer’s Resources

Find local Alabama resources to support caregivers and families facing dementia