Many caregivers find it helpful to talk with others who are also caregivers in a group setting. It gives them a chance to vent to people who understand, build relationships with other caregivers and learn about helpful resources. COPSA offers a variety of support groups to meet your specific needs. In addition, the Care2Caregiver staff can help connect you with other groups that work for your schedule and in your area.

This group is open to all Adult Children who support parents or relatives with memory loss. Join us to share your story, learn strategies for coping, find out about helpful resources and discuss issues related to providing remote and in-person assistance. Learn how you can help the person with memory loss as well as navigate your family relationships while taking care of yourself.

The COPSA Caregivers Support Group is open to all who are caring for someone with memory issues. We meet monthly to share our experience, learn about the disease process and discuss issues that arise from caregiving, offer each other support, find out about available resources and strengthen our self-care. Please join us for sharing and caring. Meetings are virtual, free and professionally facilitated by a member of the COPSA Staff. We know how hard your job is. Come and talk with others who know what it is like to walk in your shoes. You can log in on your computer or call on your phone.

The COPSA Caregivers Support Group is open to all who are caring for someone with memory issues. We meet monthly to share our experience, learn about the disease process and discuss issues that arise from caregiving, offer each other support, find out about available resources and strengthen our self-care. Please join us for sharing and caring. Meetings are virtual, free and professionally facilitated by a member of the COPSA Staff. We know how hard your job is. Come and talk with others who know what it is like to walk in your shoes. You can log in on your computer or call on your phone.

The COPSA Spouse Support Group is open to all who are caring for a spouse with memory impairment due to Alzheimer’s Disease or a related disorder. We meet twice a month to share the concerns, challenges, and gifts of caring for a spouse. In addition to discussing caregiving issues, group members offer each other support and tips, including available resources. All meetings are facilitated by COPSA Staff. We know how hard your job is. Join us and learn more about what your spouse is going through and talk with others who know what it is like to walk in your shoes.

Transitions is open to all who are grieving the loss of a loved one. Special emphasis regarding those who had a memory impairment due to Alzheimer’s Disease or a related disorder or some other long-term illness that required extended caregiving. This group is free, open to the public and professionally facilitated. We have been meeting monthly for emotional support, to learn about the grieving process and to enhance skills for coping and reinvesting in life.

Transitions is open to all who are grieving the loss of a loved one. Special emphasis regarding those who had a memory impairment due to Alzheimer’s Disease or a related disorder or some other long-term illness that required extended caregiving. This group is free, open to the public and professionally facilitated. We have been meeting monthly for emotional support, to learn about the grieving process and to enhance skills for coping and reinvesting in life.