Dementia & Age-Related Conditions
Dementia is a decrease in mental capacity that can happen at an older age. At first, dementia is often perceived as simply forgetting things here and there and becomes more serious over time. A person with dementia can feel scared, sad and anxious. It’s also a very difficult situation for family and friends.
It’s important to take action before things get worse. If you have an age-related condition and would like some guidance, get in touch with us. Or if you’re concerned with the way an elderly person close to you is acting, we can help. Our team offers specialized services to aging adults and their caregivers.
Our health professionals will assess, diagnose, and establish a treatment plan to ensure an optimal quality of life. Healthy aging is possible!
Related Issues
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Stress & Anxiety
Other Resources (Bilingual)
Guides and Resources (Alzheimer Society)
Tools and Resources (The Ontario Caregiver Organization)
(Caregivers)
Other Resources (English)
Mission
REFLEXION is a francophone community organization that aims to improve the mental health, well-being and safety of its clients through the provision of quality care and services in both official languages.
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Vision
As a leader in wellness and counselling, REFLEXION strives to maintain, improve and expand the range of services that meet the needs of its communities.
Our Offices
Kapuskasing Office (Main Office)
Hearst Office
Smooth Rock Falls Office
Hornepayne Office
Cochrane Office
233 8th Street
Cochrane, Ontario
P0L 1C0
Habitat Interlude
Omushkegiskwew House
Victims & Survivors
No one has the right to be violent towards you or your children. Are you scared or hurt? Do you feel alone or in danger? Women, children, men and families can be victims of violence. Violence has many faces.
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It can involve physical, sexual, verbal or psychological abuse.
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Misuse of power can also be a form of domestic violence, like control over money, friends and outings.
If somebody is being abusive or controlling towards you, you must talk about it. It’s never too early or too late! Make today your turning point.