Note that there is a program fee of $150. Family members can attend at no extra cost. Some private health insurance plans may cover this fee. Financial assistance may be available, if needed. 

The Memory Link program is designed to meet your individual needs. The length of the program varies, but it usually consists of two sessions per week for 12 to 16 weeks. 

You will meet with a psychologist or other member of our team for one-on-one training sessions. We recommend bringing a support person with you to your first appointment. 

During these sessions, you will: 

• Help us learn about your specific memory challenges 

• Learn how to use technology like smartphones or tablets to improve your memory function 

• Learn about different support groups for you and family members 

• Learn about community supports for you and your family 

We accept referrals from Baycrest, community services agencies, rehabilitation centres and hospitals.  

Please send this referral form (PDF) to [email protected] or fax it to 416-785-4235. 

Participants should be: 

• Medically stable 

• Motivated to participate 

• Able to attend the sessions 

Participants should not: 

• Have a condition that causes progressive memory loss, like Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s diseases 

• Have diffuse traumatic brain injury from a motor vehicle accident 

Who is the Memory Link program for?

The Memory Link program is designed to help people with a moderate-to-severe memory impairment caused by an injury or event. It is not for people with progressive conditions such as Alzheimer’s or frontotemporal dementia. 

Does the program include support groups?

Yes, the Memory Link program offers support groups for both participants and their family members.