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Memory changes may occur as a result of normal aging, or may be due to a number of different medical or emotional problems.
Some forgetfulness is expected with normal aging. Aging changes the brain and therefore your memory abilities change as well. This is normal (providing there are no underlying medical conditions) and is referred to as "age-related" memory change. Read more
Brain Health Centre Clinics
Sam and Ida Ross Memory ClinicMemory and other changes may occur as a result of normal aging, or may be due to a number of different medical or emotional problems. We can help determine whether or not there is a problem and what can be done to help. Our patients are seen by a team of specialists depending on their needs. Read more
Memory Programs and Services
Memory & Aging ProgramThe Memory and Aging Program is a five-week education and discussion series offered by the Psychology Department. It is aimed at community members who are interested in learning about memory changes that occur with age. The workshop helps you learn about which changes are normal and which are not, and what can be done to improve memory. Find out more
Other Memory Programs
- Memory Intervention Program
- Memory-Link Program
- Baycrest Community Day Centre for Seniors
- View a complete list of Baycrest programs and services
Memory Loss and Dementia
Baycrest's Memory Loss and Dementia website provides information about normal memory loss as a result of aging and the more serious abnormal changes associated with dementia. View the Memory Loss and Dementia website
Research and Innovation
Early Interventions for mild cognitive impairment can slow functional declineA new Baycrest study is offering hope to older adults with mild cognitive impairment who are at a high risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. The findings indicate that an early intervention program providing practical memory strategies and lifestyle education has the potential to delay the onset of dementia. Read the full article >
Health Information
Memory DisordersSome forgetfulness is expected with normal aging. Aging changes the brain and therefore your memory abilities change as well. This is normal (providing there are no underlying medical conditions) and is referred to as "age-related" memory change. Read more
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