The Alzheimer Society of Montreal's Annual Colloquium 2025

by Alzheimer Society of MontrealTuesday, 8 April 2025 from 7:30 AM (ADT) to 5:30 PM (ADT)Plaza Centre-Ville 777 boul Robert-Bourassa, Montréal, QC H3C 3Z7

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Overview

On Tuesday April 8, the Alzheimer Society of Montreal will hold the 6th edition of its Alzheimer Society of Montreal's Annual Colloquium at the Plaza Centre-Ville in Montreal.

Under the theme: Brain Health: throughout the care and life journey, This event will feature various conferences and workshops allowing participants to discover the latest scientific developments and discoveries and hear from various specialists who will share their work and best practices in the field of neurocognitive disorders.

Discover the full program  - Click here !

View the pictures from last year's edition here!

**For group rates of 4 participants and more, applicable on regular fee tickets, please contact us at evenements@alzheimermontreal.ca

Details

An event not to be missed!

You will enjoy a full day of conferences, networking and workshops dedicated to cognitive health, including healthy snacks and meals.
This is a major event dedicated to supporting the cause of Alzheimer’s disease. Your participation will help advance our common mission!

What to expect from the 2025 colloquium:

  • 1 opening and 1 closing conference

  • 11 conferences et 2 mini-conferences

  • 2 Health and networking breaks

  • Breakfast starting at 7am, snacks and lunch included, with a variety of healthy options

  • Over 250 participants

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Société Alzheimer de Montréal 514-369-0800evenements@alzheimermontreal.ca
4505 rue Notre-Dame OuestMontréal, QCH4C 1S3

About This Charity

Founded in 1981, its mission is to alleviate the social and personal consequences of Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders through the development and delivery of leading-edge intervention, care and support services in Montreal. Each year, through its various programs and services, the Society supports over 2,000 people living with dementia, caregivers and organizations. www.alzheimermontreal.ca We are committed to respecting the privacy of the personal information we collect during our activities. For more details: alzheimermontreal.ca/en/protection-of-personal-information