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.
Try it FREE for 30 days.
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
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.
Virtual Home Safety Assessment
An in-depth home safety assessment facilitated by a registered Occupational Therapist with detailed recommendations for optimizing independence and safety in the home.
Online Group Therapy
This Psychotherapeutic group is designed to support either spouses or adult children caregivers facilitated by a Masters level social worker.
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.
Virtual Home Safety Assessment
An in-depth home safety assessment facilitated by a registered Occupational Therapist.
Online Group Therapy
This Psychotherapeutic group is designed to support either spouses or adult children caregivers facilitated by a Masters level social worker.
FEATURED CONTENT
NEW AND NOTEWORTHY RESOURCES TO SUPPORT YOUR JOURNEY TO BETTER AGING
New Fall Dates for Caregiving 101
Our Monthly Education Series for New and Veteran Caregivers
Our next four-week, eight-session Caregiving 101 course begins October 11, and runs to November 3, 2022.
Designed for spouses and adult children who are caring for a person with dementia, this course covers the fundamentals: how to equip your home for safety and accessibility, managing medications, dealing with challenging behaviours and activities of daily living (including verbal and non-verbal cues to boost communication and understanding). You’ll also hear from others in similar situations and have opportunities to share and connect.
For more information, or see upcoming course dates,
Caregiver Support Groups Returning this October – Registration is Open!
Baycrest@Home (B@H) social workers and geriatric specialists will lead a series of online group therapy sessions beginning in October. The following three sessions will be offered: “Young-Onset and Frontotemporal Dementia Support Group” for family caregivers of a partner or parent diagnosed with FTD or Young-Onset Alzheimer’s disease under the age of 65 (starts October 12); “Spouses and the Changing Relationship” – a series focused on learning to effectively manage stress and burnout, while strengthening coping skills and increasing knowledge about caring for a spouse or partner with dementia (starts October 13); and “Adult Children and the Changing Relationship”, which brings together daughters and sons of someone living with dementia to share advice, experiences and support (begins October 25).
Each course will feature weekly sessions and runs for eight weeks. For more information, or to inquire about a specific support group,
Ask Us Anything! We’ll Answer Your Questions about Caring for Someone with Dementia
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 22ND, 2022 @7PM
Join Social Worker and Dementia Coach, Yuliya Goloida, for our free info session on “Caregiving 101”: a monthly paid education series focused on learning to care for someone living with dementia.
Yuliya will introduce course topics like: communication at every stage of dementia, how to equip your home for safety, managing medications and more. Stay for Q&A to have your specific questions answered by our experts in geriatric health.
Registration is free.
More Fall dates and information available here
Discover Dance Series
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 21ST, 2022
Featuring artist Dhruv Naik
Dhruv Naik is a Toronto-based Bollywood fusion dancer and has been dancing for 15 years. He’s a recent graduate with a Bachelor of Commerce specializing in Hotel Management. He has been actively working as a professional dancer, choreographer, and teacher for years holding many credits and accolades within his expertise.
Contact us for additional programs available in our subscription plans.
Our Director, Simon Cheesman at Baycrest@Home was interviewed by Marc Saltzman on his “Tech Talk” podcast.
Making Art, Making Change
Making Art Making Change is a non-profit charity committed to giving voice to social issues within communities through the use of visual arts, mixed media and storytelling. Partnering with Baycrest@Home, our program introduces participants to art-making as a way to find a visual representation of their rich experience where materials and techniques are explored as possibilities for self-expression.
Caregiver Webinar Series: What Does it Mean to Care? Revealing the Complexities, Recognizing the Contributions
From home and institutional contexts, to public conversations (like those drawn from news media), Dr. Amanda Grenier reveals some of the taken-for-granted assumptions about care. Starting with everyday examples, her talk will expand our ideas and practices of care into a broader social responsibility.
New Fall Dates for Caregiving 101
Our Monthly Education Series for New and Veteran Caregivers
Our next four-week, eight-session Caregiving 101 course begins October 11, and runs to November 3, 2022.
Designed for spouses and adult children who are caring for a person with dementia, this course covers the fundamentals: how to equip your home for safety and accessibility, managing medications, dealing with challenging behaviours and activities of daily living (including verbal and non-verbal cues to boost communication and understanding). You’ll also hear from others in similar situations and have opportunities to share and connect.
For more information, or see upcoming course dates,
Caregiver Support Groups Returning this October – Registration is Open!
Baycrest@Home (B@H) social workers and geriatric specialists will lead a series of online group therapy sessions beginning in October. The following three sessions will be offered: “Young-Onset and Frontotemporal Dementia Support Group” for family caregivers of a partner or parent diagnosed with FTD or Young-Onset Alzheimer’s disease under the age of 65 (starts October 12); “Spouses and the Changing Relationship” – a series focused on learning to effectively manage stress and burnout, while strengthening coping skills and increasing knowledge about caring for a spouse or partner with dementia (starts October 13); and “Adult Children and the Changing Relationship”, which brings together daughters and sons of someone living with dementia to share advice, experiences and support (begins October 25).
Each course will feature weekly sessions and runs for eight weeks. For more information, or to inquire about a specific support group,
Ask Us Anything! We’ll Answer Your Questions about Caring for Someone with Dementia
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 22ND, 2022 @ 7PM EST
Join Social Worker and Dementia Coach, Yuliya Goloida, for our free info session on “Caregiving 101”: a monthly paid education series focused on learning to care for someone living with dementia.
Yuliya will introduce course topics like: communication at every stage of dementia, how to equip your home for safety, managing medications and more. Stay for Q&A to have your specific questions answered by our experts in geriatric health.
Registration is free.
More Fall dates and information available here
Discover Dance Series
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 21, 2022
Featuring Artist Dhruv Naik
Dhruv Naik is a Toronto-based Bollywood fusion dancer and has been dancing for 15 years. He’s a recent graduate with a Bachelor of Commerce specializing in Hotel Management. He has been actively working as a professional dancer, choreographer, and teacher for years holding many credits and accolades within his expertise.
Contact us for additional programs available in our subscription plans.
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.
Making Art, Making Change
Making Art Making Change is a non-profit charity committed to giving voice to social issues within communities through the use of visual arts, mixed media and storytelling. Partnering with Baycrest@Home, our program introduces participants to art-making as a way to find a visual representation of their rich experience where materials and techniques are explored as possibilities for self-expression.
Caregiver Webinar Series: What Does it Mean to Care? Revealing the Complexities, Recognizing the Contributions
From home and institutional contexts, to public conversations (like those drawn from news media), Dr. Amanda Grenier reveals some of the taken-for-granted assumptions about care. Starting with everyday examples, her talk will expand our ideas and practices of care into a broader social responsibility.
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.
