Alzheimer’s Arkansas
Support Groups

As a caregiver, family member, or friend of someone who has Alzheimer’s disease, you may feel overwhelmed and frustrated.  Often it helps to talk with someone who really understands what you are experiencing.

The benefits of joining a support group: 

1. Realize you are not alone, and others have similar concerns & experiences. 
2. Support groups provide a safe & supportive environment to express your feelings.
3. Support groups allow you to learn helpful information, practical tips & resources to improve the caregiver journey. 
4. Support groups allow you to gain hope for your situation. 
5. Support groups allow others to benefit from your experience.
6. Support groups help you gain an increased understanding of your unique needs & personality. 

Due to support groups not meeting in person, we have created an online support group on Facebook.  This group is a private group and only for personal caregivers. You can request to join by clicking here.

Monthly Online Support Group

 

Join us on the last Tuesday of the month for Coffee with Carolyn and Gigi!

 

2022 CG Support Groups (PDF)

Other Support Groups

Visit this site or call 501-265-0027 for information about the Arkansas Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association and their in-person and online support groups.

AFA’s free, telephone-based support group on Wednesday’s 3:00 pm till 4:00 pm (EST). To register please contact Lauren at [email protected] or call 866-232-8484.

Full Schedule

On the 3rd Tuesday of every month Second Presbyterian Church, Little Rock, hosts a “Faith and Grief Luncheon” from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm in the Second Hall.  Participants will experience a supportive community, comfort, encouragement and hope.  If you are interested in receiving more information about the Faith and Grief ministry, go online to www.faithandgrief.org or contact Second Presbyterian Church, Little Rock at 501-227-0000.