Events for familial Alzheimer’s disease
Youngtimers hosts a range of in-person and virtual events to help the familial Alzheimer’s community stay connected and informed.
Upcoming events
Any upcoming events will be listed here. All events are listed in central time.
Past events
All events are listed in central time.
Join us as Estate Planning Attorney Kurt Walberg shares estate planning tips, with Marty Reiswig moderating. Q&A session included.
A panel discussion about how to prepare for care in FAD, including advance directives, Medicare, and financial aid programs, and more.
Dr. Roy presented at the 2023 DIAD Family Conference on gene editing. We will catch up with him and hear about how research is going.
Grab a yoga mat if you have one or towel for a 60 minute yoga class with Xana Bel. There are so many health benefits to practicing yoga.
Yoga instructor Xana Bel will lead caregivers through a relaxing interactive practice they can share with their symptomatic Alzheimer's person.
Please join us after the DIAD Family Conference for a reception. Hors d’oeuvres and refreshments will be served.
A speaker panel takes questions from the Youngtimers community on familial Alzheimer's disease (FAD)
Do you ever wonder about what you can do to prevent or delay the onset of familial Alzheimer's disease? Join the Q & A with Dr. Rudy Tanzi
Following our workshop about Talking with Kids about EOFAD, families will meet share stories, ask questions, and talk about their concerns.
Would you like to connect with other people who share similar struggles with Familial Alzheimer’s Disease (also known as Dominantly Inherited Alzheimer’s Disease)?
This experiential workshop teaches us how to make room for beauty and joy in addition to sorrow along the EOFAD journey.
This experiential workshop will teach strategies and skills for caring for our own physical and emotional well being along the EOFAD journey
In this experiential workshop, you will develop skills to process the overwhelming thoughts and emotions associated with the EOFAD journey
Do we tell them? How can we explain? Is it too much for them? Raising kids is hard enough, how do we do it in an EOFAD family? Come learn.
Feeling alone, confused, or helpless about early-onset familial Alzheimer's disease? There's hope! Join us to connect, learn, and get help.