If you or someone you love is facing Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia, you’re not alone. Whether you’re just starting to notice changes or are already deep in the caregiving journey, there are valuable resources available to help you understand, cope, and find support.
We’ve gathered some of the most trusted and helpful tools from the Alzheimer’s Association, all designed to provide education, guidance, and community connection. These resources are free and available anytime you need them.
Know the 10 Warning Signs
If you’re concerned about memory loss or behavior changes in yourself or a loved one, the 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s can help you identify what may be cause for concern. Early detection matters—and knowing the signs is the first step in getting answers.
On-Demand Education
Need information on your own schedule? The Alzheimer’s Association On-Demand Education Library offers free, online courses on topics like understanding Alzheimer’s, caregiving strategies, safety tips, and planning ahead. These resources are perfect for busy families who want practical tools and trustworthy information.
Find a Support Group Near You
Connecting with others who understand what you’re going through can make all the difference. The Wisconsin Support Groups include in-person and virtual options for caregivers, those living with early-stage dementia, and family members. These groups are a safe place to share, ask questions, and gain encouragement from people who truly understand.
For additional local events, services, and updates, visit the Alzheimer’s Association – Wisconsin Chapter homepage. You’ll find helpful news, ways to get involved, and more resources for families across the state.
