Caregiver Newsletters and Guides -
Specifically for Alzheimer's Caregivers

 

Various newsletters and publications are available to help caregivers, many for free. A web search will show you what is available.

 

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Duke Family Support Program's Newsletter for Alzheimer's Caregivers

One of the leaders in Alzheimer's research, Duke University, offers a caregiver newsletter through the Duke Family Support Program.

The Duke program offers information and/or consultation to caregivers in North Carolina, as a free service. The program has a focus on the caregivers of people suffering from Alzheimer's Disease and/or dementia.

The program offers a free caregivers newsletter to residents of North Carolina. Read it online or call 1-800-672-4213 for a print version. Out-of-state residents may order the publication for a nominal fee ($10).

 

 

Duke Tool Kit for Alzheimer's & Dementia Caregivers

Though not a newsletter, the Duke Family Support Program also offers a Caregiver Tool Kit that provides support information. Newsletters are typically designed to provide support in small doses. The Tool Kit provides similar information in a comprehensive package that you can keep on hand to use as needed.

 

 

National Institute on Aging's Alzheimer's Family Caregiver Guide

The National Institute on Aging has an Alzheimer's Family Caregiver Guide.

 

 

TJAAA Ombudsman Newsletter on Alzheimer's

Triangle J Area Agency on Aging's Ombudsmen publish a quarterly newsletter designed for residents and caregivers of residents of long-term care facilities - assisted living or nursing homes. One issue was devoted specifically to those suffering from Alzheimer's Disease and/or dementia.

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Alzheimer's Association Fact Sheets

The Alzheimer's Association offers a wealth of information on how to deal with the variety of issues that arise with a diagnosis of Alzheimer's. The offer many Fact Sheets providing detailed information.

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