WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

You can find culturally tailored resources as well as further information about brain health, mental health, Alzheimer’s disease, and other dementias. The Brain Health Center serves as a hub for human brain information that needs to be transmitted across all networks.

Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance

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988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

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Crisis Text Line

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NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness

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iPrevail

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President’s New Freedom Commission on Mental Health

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Center for Interactive Mental Health Solutions

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National Institute of Mental Health (Mental Illness Among U.S. Adults)

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Book of Alzheimers website

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Inspiring Faith Communities to Address Alzheimer’s Disease

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Valuing Individuals as More Than Their Mental Health Diagnosis

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Planning Ahead for Mental Health Care

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Lets Talk About Mental Health

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How to Navigate the Mental Healthcare System

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Be Empowered to Work Toward Mental Wellness

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A Resource for Faith Leaders

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patient caregiver resources

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Care Coordination Guide

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2022 Alzheimers Disease Facts & Figures

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Caregiving in the US: Caregivers of Adults age 50+

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The “Typical” Caregiver of a Care Recipient in a Rural Area

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COST-OF-CARE RESOURCES FOR CLINICIANS AND PATIENTS

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The “Typical” Millenial Caregiver

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