
At The Tulip Place, we foster connection, understanding, and hope for those living with dementia and their families through local support groups, trusted partnerships, and valuable resources.
Find support groups for caregivers, individuals living with dementia, and families. Here you'll find a welcoming environment to share and learn.
Connect with others through free, professionally facilitated groups for caregivers and those impacted by dementia.
Use the Eldercare Locator to find support groups and services in your area, including those offered by Area Agencies on Aging.
The Caregiver's journey presents a step-by-step map on which resources to gather, help with direction of care, and how to best help your loved one with dementia.
AARP provides various resources on dementia signs and causes, keeping the brain fit, and health plan advice.
The Savvy Caregiver training program offers online courses that teach evidence-based techniques over a 3 to 6 week period.
Emory's Neurology department offers some community outreach programs on Parkinson's disease. Researchers meet with the community to answer questions and provide insight on the diagnosis and current research.
Seniors Enriched Learning is a nonprofit specifically created for seniors over 50 to learn a wide array of topics such as history, music, economics, criminal justice, and more in a virtual, college-like format.
Tipa Snow is a widely recognized and award winning author and researcher on dementia care and care techniques. You can find her methods, podcasts, and programs on her website.
The Tulip Place is proud to partner with the Alzheimer’s Association, the leading organization in Alzheimer’s care, support, and research. Together, we facilitate support groups to provide a compassionate space for caregivers and families to connect. The Alzheimer’s Association offers a wealth of resources to support you, including:
A free, interactive tool to guide you through next steps, whether you’re living with dementia or caring for someone who is. Explore ALZNavigator.
Access practical tools, educational programs, and tips for managing daily care and reducing caregiver stress. Visit Caregiver Resources.
Get confidential support, crisis assistance, and information in over 200 languages, anytime, day or night, by calling 800-272-3900. Learn More.
Free webinars offering education on dementia, caregiving, and the latest research. Register for ALZ Talks.
The Beyond Dementia Coalition is dedicated to raising awareness, reducing stigma, and empowering those affected by dementia. Their website offers valuable insights and tools to support individuals and families. Key resources include:

Join local support groups and meetings for individuals with dementia and their families. Connect, share experiences, and find encouragement through in-person and virtual gatherings near you. Here you will find groups for several local Georgia communities including Milton, Alpharetta, Woodstock and more.
A comprehensive workshop that walks caregivers through various situations they may encounter with their loved one and how to approach them in the best way.
2nd Tuesday of Each Month 6:00-7:30pm
Alpharetta Public Library (10 Park Place)
Contact Gerry Roth: 802-379-1607
See Oprah Winfrey's interview with Emma Willis, where they discuss the experiences of Emma's care for her husband diagnosed with dementia.
A relaxed environment to talk with people who are also caring for someone with dementia and dementia experts.
Roswell Fulton County Library, 10:30-11:30am
Alpharetta Fulton County Library
10:30-11:30am



We have been nominated for our second year in a row as finalists in the best adult day facility and best senior activity center categories of Appen Media's Best of North Atlanta.
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