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ADRC Brain Check-Up
Discover how a FREE, simple, ten-minute Brain Check-Up can help you stay on top of your brain health. Given by trained staff at ADRC, these screens can be done in our office or your home.
Communication Tips, Strategies, & Video Resources
Video resources available on re-enactments of challenging situations, caregiver series specific to improving communication, practical tools, and information on online training for family caregivers.
Dementia Care Specilist (DCS) Brochure
Serving individuals, families, and the community, your local Dementia Care Specialist can help you with any questions regardign dementia in your family or at large in Brown County.
Dementia Resource Guide
A diagnosis of dementia can bring about feelings of fear, worry, stress, and confusion. This Dementia Resource Guide was put together by the Brown County Dementia Friendly Community COalition to help you and your loved ones find answers to your many questions. This guide covers information about dementia and resources on advance directives, support systems, respite options, medication/treatment, education, safety in the home, avoiding crisis, financial assistance, and end-of-life planning.
Memory Cafés
A fun way to get out with your loved one who has early stage memory loss in a comfortable, accepting environment. Monthly cafés are fun on different times and days of the week in a number of locations and include an activity and time to socialize.
Memory Concerns: Next Steps for Further Testing
An early diagnosis can lead to better treatment and quality of life outcomes, plus resolve anxiety of wondering, "What is wrong with me?" It can also give you more time to plan for the future, allowing you to make decisions regarding care, living arrangements, financial & legal matters, and other important issues.
Understanding Dementia Behaviors
All behavior is communication. Because of physical changes in the brain, a person with dementia may no longer have the ability to express their own needs, wants, or feelings. Instead, your loved one may use their behavior to communicate.
Recursos en Español - Spanish
Preocupaciones de Memoria: Próximos pasos para más pruebas
(Memory Concerns: Next Steps for Further Testing)