Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration

Memory Care & Dementia · Texas · Free

AFTD — support and research for FTD, the most common dementia under age 60. Useful for spouses and adult children who've watched memory or judgment decline over months and don't know the next step. Care consultations can be scheduled with a dementia care specialist for situation-specific planning. Power of attorney and advance directives are far easier to set up in the early stages — once capacity is gone, the only option is guardianship. Open at no cost to Texas seniors and the families supporting them.

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