Programs and tools to support caregiving, aging and brain health

The Baycrest Community Day Centre for Seniors provides supervised part-day programs for older adults who live outside of Baycrest.

Our free online screening test can help you or a loved on detect hearing loss.

Caregivers can use this simple tool to help manage responsive behaviours in people living with dementia.

Caregivers can learn practical strategies and tips to help manage responsive behaviours in people living with dementia.

Baycrest offers free, interactive healthy living workshops for older adults, families and caregivers.

Find personalized caregiver support and resources with the free C-CART mobile app or website.

Caring from the Heart helps long-term care team members build confidence in emotion-based dementia care.

Resources to support a brain healthy lifestyle.

The podcast for anyone with a brain Defy Dementia is an empowering podcast by Baycrest that is dedicated to helping…

Goal Management Training™ provides small group training to help people with diagnosed executive functioning deficits.  

The Falls Prevention Program offers classes that teach older adults how to maintain their strength and balance to prevent falls.

Find links to health information that has been recommended or developed by Baycrest experts.

Health Talks are monthly workshops that help you understand health information and spot false or misleading claims.

We are a research-based community centre focused on reducing dementia risk and healthy brain aging.

Learning the Ropes for Living with MCI® provides small group training to help people with mild cognitive impairment and memory loss.

The Memory and Aging Program® gives older adults practical solutions for improving their memory.

Memory Link® teaches people with moderate-to-severe memory problems to use technology to help with memory functioning.

The Memory Impact Questionnaire is a self-report scale that measures the impact of memory change on everyday life.

The Multifactorial Memory Questionnaire is a self-report scale that clinicians can use to measures three separate aspects of metamemory.