Eligibility Criteria

- Currently a non-medical caregiver of a dementia patient who is living at home

- Over the age of 19

- Able to read, write and speak English

Exclusion Criteria

- Caregiver of a patient who is institutionalized (e.g. living in care facility)

- Under age of 19

- Health Care Professionals (e.g. care aides, hired help)

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible to participate if you: identify as a primary caregiver for a family member (e.g., parent) or partner/spouse living with dementia.

Eligibility Criteria

- Age 18 years or older

- Reside in Canada

- Have access to a computer/touchscreen device

- Can provide informed consent

- Do not have a diagnosis of dementia

- Additionally, we are enrolling participants who have previously or currently care for persons with dementia for caregiver-specific assessments

- Ability to speak English

Eligibility Criteria

have experience or interest in using Silver Alert to locate missing persons with dementia and are a/an:

• Person living with dementia

• Care partner

• Alzheimer Society staff

• First responder

• Service provider

• Technology developer

• Policy maker

Eligibility Criteria

- Providing informal and unpaid care (e.g., spouses, children) for people living with dementia

- Providing primary care (i.e., most of the care or equally shares the care with another individual such as a mother or sibling) for the person living with dementia

- Own a smartphone (e.g., iPhone, Android)

- Not currently using a mobile app created for caregivers

- Ability to speak English

Eligibility Criteria

- are a primary family caregiver of a person with dementia or a related neurodegenerative disorder.

- have access to a computer with high-speed internet; and feel comfortable using email and Zoom (a secure online meeting platform).

- have a video camera on your device. To ensure safety of participants during the program sessions, it is important that participants turn on their video camera. Keeping the video camera on is also important to build trust within the group sessions and when interacting with the researchers.

- are willing to be randomised to one of 3 groups, even if it is not your preferred group.

- are able to commit to a synchronous 8-week online group-based program (described below) and complete daily prescribed daily home practices.

- are able to commit to three assessment sessions: one baseline assessment, one post-program assessment, one 12-month follow-up assessment.

- agree to audio recording of interview sessions and portions of the assessment that require accurate verbal data collection.

- are able to provide blood samples, potentially after a 12-hour fast.

- are able to travel to a LifeLabs clinic for biomarker collection.

- agree to refrain from participating in new studies or programs during the 8-week study session.

- meet the screening criteria during the pre-screening interview.

- ability to speak English.

Eligibility Criteria

We are looking for individuals who:

1. Are from the Arab community AND

2. Are a family member who cares or has cared for a person living with dementia OR Are a family member who cares or has cared for a person with memory challenges

Interviews can be conducted in Arabic or English based on the participants' preference

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible to complete this survey if you are 18 years of age or older and are either:

(1) A caregiver, currently providing care or have provided care recently, within the past year, to a person with a diagnosis of FTD and related disorders. This does not include formal caregivers that provide paid-care, private care services, community funded care services.

(2) A healthcare provider currently working in a primary care clinic and/or in a specialized clinic (e.g., cognitive and movement disorders clinics, memory clinic, etc.) where patients with a diagnosis of FTD and related disorders are assessed and followed clinically. This includes: physicians, nurses, social workers, occupational therapists, neuropsychologists, physiotherapist, etc.

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible to participate if you...

Live in Canada

Are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident

Have a diagnosis of dementia, are a family member or a bereaved family member (within the last year) of a person living with dementia, or are a professional who works directly with people living with dementia or in palliative care

Are able to speak English

*We are primarily looking for people living with dementia and family members living in the community, especially from different cultural backgrounds.