Join us to explore how Indigenous, African-Caribbean, and European perspectives uniquely shape the landscape of caregiving. Hear from Master of Social Work students from the University of Toronto’s Factor-Inwentash School of Social Work, as they provide insights into the traditions influencing care. Topics of discussion include traditional healing practices, familial dynamics, and community-based support systems, offering a glimpse into the cultural nuances that shape caregiving experiences. This webinar aims to deepen your understanding of the various ways communities provide care, cultivating a more compassionate and inclusive space for dialogue and exploration.
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We’re featured in the Toronto Star! Watch now
Relationships are at the heart of how we care. From stretching and conditioning to Tai Chi and Storytelling Club, see how our Therapeutic Recreationists are helping members find moments of connection.
We also host regular performances and virtual tours with exciting partners like the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO), Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), TOLive! and more
Home
We’re featured in the Toronto Star! Watch now
Relationships are at the heart of how we care. From stretching and conditioning to Tai Chi and Storytelling Club, see how our Therapeutic Recreationists are helping members find moments of connection.
We also host regular performances and virtual tours with exciting partners like the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO),Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), TOLive! and more
SOCIAL RECREATION
OUR MEMBERS HAVE UNLIMITED ACCESS TO NEARLY 40 HOURS OF LIVE PROGRAMMING, 7 DAYS/WEEK –
YOU CHOOSE WHEN AND HOW OFTEN YOU JOIN, TO SUIT YOUR SCHEDULE
YOU CHOOSE WHEN AND HOW OFTEN YOU JOIN, TO SUIT YOUR SCHEDULE
CAREGIVER SUPPORTS
BUILD SKILLS AND INSPIRE CONFIDENCE WITH THE RIGHT GUIDANCE, AT THE RIGHT TIME
Caregiving 101
A virtual education series for new and veteran caregivers facilitated by social workers and occupational therapists.
Personalized Counselling
Baycrest’s team of dementia and geriatric experts will curate solution focused and individualized online support for caregivers.
Family Caregivers Support Group
Are you caring for a person living with dementia? You are not alone. Join us in a professionally facilitated group.
Caregiving 101
A virtual education series for new and veteran caregivers facilitated by social workers and occupational therapists.
Personalized Counselling
Baycrest’s team of dementia and geriatric experts will curate solution focused and individualized online support for caregivers.
Family Caregivers Support Group
Are you caring for a person living with dementia? You are not alone. Join us in a professionally facilitated group.
FEATURED CONTENT
NEW AND NOTEWORTHY RESOURCES TO SUPPORT YOUR JOURNEY TO BETTER AGING
Health Talks Workshop: The Connection Between Mental Illness and Dementia
THURSDAY APRIL 18, 2024 @ 11AM
By Dr. Nasreen Khatri, Clinical Psychologist, Gerontologist and Researcher, Rotman Research Institute, Baycrest Academy for Research and Education
In this upcoming Health Talks session, Dr. Nasreen Khatri (Baycrest’s Rotman Research Institute) will discuss the connection between dementia risk and mental health disorders, such as depression. She will cover the latest research showing how experiencing depression in adulthood may double your risk of developing dementia later in life. Dr. Khatri will provide practical tips on how to manage your mental health today to optimize future cognitive health. A Q&A session will follow.
Contact us for additional programs available in our subscription plans.
Learn to Care with Confidence: See 2024 Course Dates and Sign Up for “Caregiving 101”
Our Monthly Education Series for New and Veteran Caregivers
Join Social Worker and Dementia Coach Yuliya Goloida to learn the fundamentals of caring for someone living with dementia. Designed for spouses and partners, as well as adult children of older adults experiencing cognitive changes. This course provides opportunities to share and connect with others in similar situations; get tailored recommendations and resources, as well as clinical guidance to support participants’ own unique experiences. The next four-week, eight session course runs from April 2nd to April 25th, 2024.
To register, or see 2024 Course Dates:
We Invited Caregivers to an 8-week Art-Making Group with Baycrest@Home and Making Art Making Change (MAMC)
“Shared Expressions: A Conversation Amongst Caregivers” is an opportunity for caregivers of older adults to explore your creative side through the making of an art book in a supportive space, guided by professional artists. No art background needed, just your imagination and curiosity. Sessions are taking place online every Wednesday from January 11 to March 1, 2023.
2023 registration is full. Stay tuned to see samples of the incredible works our artists are making!
To see 2022 workshop creations
Our Director, Simon Cheesman at Baycrest@Home was interviewed by Marc Saltzman on his “Tech Talk” podcast.
Hear how an innovation team at our hospital is creating instant access – and social connection – for older adults aging in their homes: connecting clients to Baycrest’s counselling and education services, a recreation program and live classes. Powered by 100 years of clinical expertise in Alzheimer’s and dementia care, enabled by simple technology.
Health Talks Workshop: The Connection Between Mental Illness and Dementia
THURSDAY APRIL 18, 2024 @ 11AM
By Dr. Nasreen Khatri, Clinical Psychologist, Gerontologist and Researcher, Rotman Research Institute, Baycrest Academy for Research and Education
In this upcoming Health Talks session, Dr. Nasreen Khatri (Baycrest’s Rotman Research Institute) will discuss the connection between dementia risk and mental health disorders, such as depression. She will cover the latest research showing how experiencing depression in adulthood may double your risk of developing dementia later in life. Dr. Khatri will provide practical tips on how to manage your mental health today to optimize future cognitive health. A Q&A session will follow.
Contact us for additional programs available in our subscription plans.
Rewatch the Caregiver Webinar Series: Part 1: Cultural Perspectives on Caregiving
Join us to explore how Indigenous, African-Caribbean, and European perspectives uniquely shape the landscape of caregiving. Hear from Master of Social Work students from the University of Toronto’s Factor-Inwentash School of Social Work, as they provide insights into the traditions influencing care. Topics of discussion include traditional healing practices, familial dynamics, and community-based support systems, offering a glimpse into the cultural nuances that shape caregiving experiences. This webinar aims to deepen your understanding of the various ways communities provide care, cultivating a more compassionate and inclusive space for dialogue and exploration.
Learn to Care with Confidence: See 2024 Course Dates and Sign Up for “Caregiving 101”
Join Social Worker and Dementia Coach Yuliya Goloida to learn the fundamentals of caring for someone living with dementia. Designed for spouses and partners, as well as adult children of older adults experiencing cognitive changes. This course provides opportunities to share and connect with others in similar situations; get tailored recommendations and resources, as well as clinical guidance to support participants’ own unique experiences. The next four-week, eight session course runs from April 2nd to April 25th, 2024.
To register, or see 2024 Course Dates:
We Invited Caregivers to an 8-week Art-Making Group with Baycrest@Home and Making Art Making Change (MAMC)
“Shared Expressions: A Conversation Amongst Caregivers” is an opportunity for caregivers of older adults to explore your creative side through the making of an art book in a supportive space, guided by professional artists. No art background needed, just your imagination and curiosity. Sessions are taking place online every Wednesday from January 11 to March 1, 2023.
2023 registration is full. Stay tuned to see samples of the incredible works our artists are making!
To see 2022 workshop creations
Our Director, Simon Cheesman at Baycrest@Home was interviewed by Marc Saltzman on his “Tech Talk” podcast.
Hear how an innovation team at our hospital is creating instant access – and social connection – for older adults aging in their homes: connecting clients to Baycrest’s counselling and education services, a recreation program and live classes. Powered by 100 years of clinical expertise in Alzheimer’s and dementia care, enabled by simple technology.
ABOUT BAYCREST
Baycrest@Home is built on your trust in our expertise. Baycrest is a global leader in aging and brain health. Through our extensive programs and services, we’re working to defeat dementia and pave the way for better aging.
We offer unmatched experience and breadth in geriatric residential living, healthcare, research, innovation and education, accumulated over more than 100 years.
Baycrest envisions a world where every older adult can realize their potential throughout the aging journey and experience a life of purpose, inspiration and fulfilment.
ABOUT BAYCREST
Baycrest@Home is built on your trust in our expertise. Baycrest is a global leader in aging and brain health. Through our extensive programs and services, we’re working to defeat dementia and pave the way for better aging.
We offer unmatched experience and breadth in geriatric residential living, healthcare, research, innovation and education, accumulated over more than 100 years.
Baycrest envisions a world where every older adult can realize their potential throughout the aging journey and experience a life of purpose, inspiration and fulfilment.
