Our fun-filled classes exercise your brain & Body
Making
Better
Memories!
Learn New things, Think Creatively, develop Community
For years we have known that exercising our body is important for our health, particulary as we get older.
It turns out that exercising our brain, as well as our body, is one of the best ways to fight memory loss. That is why the Early Alzheimer’s Foundation Inc created The Memory Tree program. We have so many different kinds of classes – you’re going to love it! There is always something new to explore and enjoy.
Scientific research shows that, with mental exercise, the brain can generate new neural pathways that can help offset or retard memory loss. Unlike doing push-ups, this kind of exercise is entertaining, fun, and doesn’t make you sweat! You’ll learn new things, enjoy making new friends. Plus, at our in-person programs, you can enjoy a delicious snack as well.
About our Classes and programs
Our classes are designed to be welcoming, nurturing, and fun environments for people with mild memory loss and early-stage Alzheimer’s disease.
We offer on-line and in-person programs in English and Spanish.
In-Person
The Memory Tree started as an in-person experience and, now that the pandemic is over, we have returned to community-based classrooms!
On-Line
We believe that on-line classes provide an excellent opportunity to work against memory loss in a safe setting that still offeres socialization.
In Spanish
Nuestros cursos diseñados para combatir la pérdida de memoria están disponibles en español. ¡Haga clic a continuación para obtener más información!
What does it Cost?
As a non-profit organization, fees for our programs are on a sliding scale. Scholarships are available, and some of our classes and programs are free. Discuss this at the time of your free interview.
When do you Meet?
We offer our classes on most weekday afternoons. You may enroll in one or more sessions. The on-line classes are one and a half hours in length, and the in-person programs run three hours.
“Your program has been wonderful for him all these years. The Memory Tree has really been such a blessing for my father (and all of us really).”
“The only way to see my mother smile is when she attends the group.”
“The Memory Tree program meant a lot and was an important vital point of contact in last few years. Thank you for always being so kind and concerned.”
“Thank you for The Memory Tree group. Robby loves attending the classes so that he can laugh, talk and have a good time with his friends. Keep up the Good Work.”
“Thank you for all that you do for persons living with Alzheimer’s Disease and those who love and care for them!”
“Sending you a big thank you hug from the bottom of our hearts for the wonderful work you do for The Memory Tree ‘Family’. The smallest good deed is better that the grandest intention.”
“The Memory Tree program meant a lot and was an important vital point of contact in last few years. Thank you for always being so kind and concerned about her and trying to help”
“Your program has been wonderful for him all these years. The Memory Tree has really been such a blessing for my father (and all of us really).”
“Thank you for The Memory Tree group. Robby loves attending the classes so that he can laugh, talk and have a good time with his friends. Keep up the Good Work.”