disentangleAD

10/20/2026

Sometimes you don't know what questions to ask until someone gives you a place to start. Our conference will conclude with an expert panel addressing three areas that can feel overwhelming for families: Alzheimer's 101, financial safeguards, and planning for long-term care. Bring your questions and leave with information you can use.

Friday, October 23
8:30AM - 1:30PM
Parkway Heights UMC, Hattiesburg
Register at www.disentangleAD.com/caregiver-conference

10/17/2026

The countdown is on! Join us THIS FRIDAY, October 23rd for our ninth annual Caregiver Conference in Hattiesburg. Dr. Ronald Schwartz will present on the newest updates in research, treatment and Alzheimer’s care.

Register today:

disentangleAD hosts a Caregiver Conference to educate those with loved ones affected by Alzheimers as well as those in the health care profession.

10/15/2026

Behavior changes can be one of the most challenging parts of caring for someone living with Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia.

Join us at the disentangleAD Caregiver Conference on October 23rd to learn practical strategies that can make everyday interactions more positive. You will leave with techniques you can put into practice at home. Register today at www.disentangleAD.com/caregiver-conference

10/12/2026

Meet Dr. Kevin Sullivan

Dr. Sullivan will join us at the 2026 disentangleAD Caregiver Conference to discuss the latest advancements in Alzheimer's disease research.

His presentation, "Alzheimer's Disease Research Advancements: Navigating the Landscape of Blood Biomarkers in Clinical Care" will explore how emerging blood tests are expanding Alzheimer's detection and diagnosis and shaping the future of clinical care.

Join us Friday, October 23rd at Parkway Heights UMC in Hattiesburg for a morning of education, resources, and support for Alzheimer's and related dementia caregivers.

Register today at www.disentangleAD.com/caregiver-conference

10/09/2026

Two weeks until the 2026 disentangleAD Caregiver Conference!

If Alzheimer’s or a related dementia is part of your family’s life, this morning was created for you.

Come learn.
Come ask questions.
Come find resources.
Come connect with people who understand.

Friday, October 23 | 8:30 AM–1:30 PM
Parkway Heights UMC | Hattiesburg

Registration:

disentangleAD hosts a Caregiver Conference to educate those with loved ones affected by Alzheimers as well as those in the health care profession.

10/06/2026

Thank you to our Purple Sponsors.
Your generosity is making a lasting difference for Alzheimer’s caregivers across South Mississippi.
Sponsors of the 2026 disentangleAD Caregiver Conference, fund all our caregiver assistance grants for 2027.
These grants provide practical help to local families caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease, including sitter assistance, safety improvements, and other needs that can make caregiving a little more manageable.
Your sponsorship doesn’t just support one conference. It helps us continue supporting caregivers throughout the year.
We are incredibly grateful for our Purple Sponsors and for their commitment to the families we serve.
Thank you for helping us disentangle the challenges of caregiving, one family at a time.

10/05/2026

Know an Alzheimer's caregiver who could use this?

Send this post to them.

A spouse.
A daughter.
A son.
A grandchild.
A friend.
A neighbor.

If someone you know is caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's or a related dementia, invite them to join us for the 2026 disentangleAD Caregiver Conference.
Friday, October, 23
8:30AM - 1:30PM
Parkway Heights UMC, Hattiesburg

A morning of education, practical information and resources - all in one place.
Register at www.disentangleAD.com/caregiver-conference

10/02/2026

Help us support local Alzheimer’s caregivers.

Our 2026 Caregiver Conference will bring together families, caregivers, and professionals from across South Mississippi for a morning of education, resources, and support.

We are currently looking for sponsors who want to help support our caregiver assistance grants. Sponsorships provide practical support such as sitter assistance, safety improvements, and other needs for local families living with Alzheimer’s disease.
You do not have to exhibit at the conference to be a sponsor. Your sponsorship can simply be a way to support the Alzheimer’s cause and the caregivers in our community.

If your business, organization, or family would like to support Alzheimer’s caregivers in South Mississippi, visit www.disentangleAD.com/caregiver-conference or email [email protected].

Friday, October 23, 2026
Parkway Heights United Methodist Church | Hattiesburg
8:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

09/28/2026

Which session do you need most right now?
“I need to better understand Alzheimer’s disease.”
“I’m struggling with behavior changes.”
“I don’t know what resources are available to us.”
“I’m worried about the future.”

This is why disentangleAD does what we do.

Behind every diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease is a caregiver trying to navigate what comes next. Our goal is to connect families with education, support and resources to care for their loved ones – and themselves.

Join us, Friday, October 23, for a morning focused on education, practical strategies, resources and planning for the road ahead.
Register at www.disentangleAD.com/caregiver-conference.

09/21/2026

Learn from the experts.
The 2026 disentangleAD Caregiver Conference brings together professional s who understand the challenges families face when caring for someone with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias.

Our morning includes presentations from:
Ronald L. Schwartz, MD, CPI | Alzheimer's Snapshot
Kevin J. Sullivan, PhD, MPH | Alzheimer's Disease Biomarkers
Tate Harper, CTRS | Montessori Techniques for Behavior Changes
Laura Pannell, PhD, CPG | Real Resources for Caregivers
Trey Garraway | Financial Safeguards
Barbara Ellington-Lofton | Planning for Long-term Care

Friday, October 23, 2026
8:30AM - 1:30PM
Parkway Heights, UMC, Hattiesburg, MS
Register today at

disentangleAD hosts a Caregiver Conference to educate those with loved ones affected by Alzheimers as well as those in the health care profession.