AUSTIN, Texas - eTradeWire -- Alzheimer's disease affects not only memory, but daily life for individuals and those who care for them. This seminar offers a compassionate, informative look at the realities of Alzheimer's, including early signs, disease progression, and the emotional impact on families. Attendees will learn about current treatment approaches, supportive resources, and practical strategies for navigating everyday challenges while maintaining dignity and quality of life. The focus is on providing hope through education, connection, and access to help for those living with Alzheimer's and those who support them.

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"No one should feel like they have to navigate this journey alone," shared Cyndi Cummings, a Certified Senior Advisor and President of LT Senior Services. "The more we understand, the more empowered we become to respond with patience, compassion, and confidence. Access to trusted information and support can make a meaningful difference for both individuals living with Alzheimer's and the people who care about them most."

Seminar panelists will include Teresa Wolfe of Arbor Terrace Lakeway, Landria Page of Belmont Village Senior Living, Jennifer Prescott of Blue Water Homecare & Hospice, and Dr. Thomas Weiss of Pinnacle Clinical Research.

LT Senior Services facilitates free monthly seminars on topics of importance to aging adults. Seminars are held at the Lake Travis Community Library, 1938 Lohmans Crossing Rd, Austin, 78734. Those interested in attending should visit https://www.ltseniorservices.org/ltssevents for more information and to register to attend.