The Alzheimer Society of Canada and the Alzheimer Society of Toronto have produced booklets, fliers, leaflets, and brochures to help promote awareness and understanding of Alzheimer's disease and related dementias.

Brochures

• Alzheimer Society of Toronto General Brochure
• 10 Warning Signs
• Getting a Diagnosis
• Dispelling the myths
• What is Alzheimer's disease?
• Alzheimer's Disease First Steps
• Alzheimer's Disease - First Steps for Families
• Reducing Caregiver Stress
• Ways to Help
• Treatment Options
• What to Expect
• First Link

Healthy Brain Information Sheets

• Heads Up for Healthier Brains
• Heads Up for Healthier Living
• Challenge Yourself
• Be Socially Active
• Make Healthy Food Choices
• Be Physically Active
• Reduce Stress
• Protect Your Head
• Choose Wisely

Information Sheets

Daily Living

• Activities
• Adjusting to Long-Term Care
• Bathing
• Caring for Someone
• Communication
• Considering Long-Term Care
• Day-to-Day Living
• Driving
• Getting In and Out of Cars
• Health Issues
• Home Safety
• How Relationships Change
• Keep it Simple
• Locating Devices
• Meal Time
• Personal Care
• Routines and Reminders
• Safe Environment
• Toileting
• Wandering

Progression

• The Progression of Alzheimer's Disease - Overview
• The Progression of Alzheimer's Disease - Early Stage
• The Progression of Alzheimer's Disease - Middle Stage
• The Progression of Alzheimer's Disease - Late Stage
• The Progression of Alzheimer's Disease - End of Life

Drugs

• Aricept™
• Ebixa®
• Exelon™
• Exelon™ Patch
• Reminyl™

Research

• Aluminium
• Down Syndrome
• Alzheimer's Disease and Genetics  
• Risk Factors
• Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
• Lewy Body Dementia
• Frontotemporal Dementia  
• Vascular Dementia
• Alzheimer's Disease and Neuroimaging Initiative  
• Prevention of Alzheimer's Disease with Vitamin E and Selenium Study  
• Drug Approval Process for the Treatment of Alzheimer's Disease   
• The Efficacy and Safety of Memantine in Moderate to Severe Alzheimer's Disease   

Ethical Guidelines

• Communicating the Diagnosis
• Decisions: Respecting Individual Choice
• Driving
• Genetic Testing
• Intimacy & Sexuality
• Living Alone
• Participation in Research
• Quality of Life
• Restraints
• Tracking Devices

Others:

• Long Distance Caregiving

For Children & Teens

• Focus: Helping Children Understand Alzheimer's disease
• Focus: Helping Teens Understand Alzheimer's disease
• AST Newsletter 2006 - Kids News
• AST Newsletter 2007 - Brainy Facts

Safely Home - Alzheimer Wandering Registry

• Brochure
• Registration Form

To order printed brochures and information sheets:

Mail or fax the order form to 416-322-6656 or contact Margaret Cameron, Information Resources Coordinator at 416-640-6320 or mcameron@alzheimertoronto.org

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