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Thanks so much.

September 23
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Yes, there are online support options available for caregivers and family members of those with Alzheimer's! You're definitely not alone in looking for this kind of connection.

Online support groups come in several formats, including:

- Message boards where you can post questions and share experiences
- Social media groups Show Full Answer

Yes, there are online support options available for caregivers and family members of those with Alzheimer's! You're definitely not alone in looking for this kind of connection.

Online support groups come in several formats, including:

- Message boards where you can post questions and share experiences
- Social media groups connecting caregivers across the country
- Web-call meetups where you can see and talk to others in real time The Alzheimer's Association has a directory to help find support groups by location, including virtual options. This means you can participate from home without needing to leave your loved one.

One myALZteam member shared: *"I go to a once-a-month Alzheimer's support group — but I need it more than once a month."* Online groups can help fill those gaps between in-person meetings.

Reaching out to your loved one's healthcare provider or a local social worker can also point you toward the right resources. You deserve support too! 💙

September 23

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