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Male Caregiver Support Group
Alzheimer & Parkinson Association 2300 5th Ave Suite 150, Vero BeachA support group for male caregivers that provides an opportunity for education, support, solutions and growth. This group meets on the 1st Friday of each month at 10:30 a.m.
Essential Tremor Support Group
Alzheimer & Parkinson Association 2300 5th Ave Suite 150, Vero BeachThis support group is for those that have Essential Tremor and are looking to connect with others who are facing the same diagnosis and challenges. In partnership with HopeNet, this support group meets in person as well as on Zoom with others in the nation with Essential Tremor that features guest speakers and experts on ET. Join us on the first Wednesday each month at 1:00 p.m. for this group
Caregiver Support Group
Alzheimer & Parkinson Association 2300 5th Ave Suite 150, Vero BeachThe Alzheimer & Parkinson Association hosts a Caregiver Support Group every month on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. This group was designed as a safe, non- judgmental place for caregivers of those with loved ones with various forms of dementia or movement disorders to gather and support one another.
Artful Engagement with the VBMA
Alzheimer & Parkinson Association 2300 5th Ave Suite 150, Vero BeachWe offer an art class every Monday during our social respite program. This program begins at 1:00pm and usually last until 2:00pm. We create colorful art projects ranging from sculpture to watercolor, collage to paper mache'!
Memory Screenings
Alzheimer & Parkinson Association 2300 5th Ave Suite 150, Vero BeachWhat is a Memory Screening? A Memory Screening is a series of tasks and questions that takes place in a private setting.It takes approximately 20-30 minutes.Upon completion, the participant will receive a copy of the results to give to their physician.Early detection can assist your physician with a diagnosis, care plan and treatment. Who should have a memory screening? Anyone over the age of 50 should have a baseline memory screening as part of their regular yearly checkup, along with heart-rate, blood pressure and temperature. Call to schedule an appointment for a free and confidential screening.
Balance Class
Alzheimer & Parkinson Association 2300 5th Ave Suite 150, Vero BeachJoin us for a balance class specially designed for those with movement disorders. This standing and chair-style class has many benefits like: improved balance, increased muscle strength and tone, decreased risk of falling, improved endurance, and weight management. This class takes place every Thursday at 2:45 p.m.
Movement Disorder Caregiver Support Group
Alzheimer & Parkinson Association 2300 5th Ave Suite 150, Vero BeachA support group for family and caregivers of loved ones affected by Parkinson's Disease or other movement disorders. This group meets every last Tuesday of the month at 2:45 p.m.
QiGong
Alzheimer & Parkinson Association 2300 5th Ave Suite 150, Vero BeachQiGong is an ancient Chinese form of exercise that integrates slow moving motions with breathing techniques. This program was designed for those with movement disorders and their caregivers to improve balance and relieve stress. This program takes place every Tuesday and Thursday from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Vero Beach Social Respite Group
Alzheimer & Parkinson Association 2300 5th Ave Suite 150, Vero BeachA social group for individuals with forms of dementia, where caregivers can have respite knowing their loved one is in a safe and fun environment! Each day features a variety of engaging activities such as: group exercise, brain games, toss games, art, music therapy, pet therapy, humor, and more! If you are staying for the full day, please bring a bagged lunch. Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Parkinson’s Disease Exercise Class
Alzheimer & Parkinson Association 2300 5th Ave Suite 150, Vero BeachThis exercise program is geared towards helping improve or maintain balance for those individuals diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease or other movement disorders. Participants, who are mostly seated through the program, are guided as a silver sneakers fitness coach guides them through various exercises that incorporates laughter and music.