Prioritize Your Brain Health.
Use the Library's resources to learn about Alzheimer's Disease and how to maintain your brain health. Access online learning platforms, databases, documentaries and more with your library card.
Universal Class is an online learning platform that offers courses like Alzheimer's Disease 101, Caring for Seniors, Advocacy for Elderly Patients and Aging and Long-Term Care.
Gale Health & Wellness database offers reference articles, research reports, magazines, academic journals and more on the topic of Alzheimer's Disease and brain health.
Alzheimer's and Brain Health Awareness documentaries explore the science of brain health, the lived experiences of individuals and caregivers and the ongoing efforts to understand, treat and prevent cognitive decline.
Encourage memory recall with meaningful activities.
Memory Kits are themed collections of activities designed to spark conversation, encourage memory recall and stimulate mental activity, especially for people experiencing cognitive issues related to dementia, Alzheimer’s disease and other memory disorders.
More resources for accessibility and memory care.
Explore book lists, databases and local resources for older adults navigating aging or experiencing Alzheimer's and other dementias.
Books by Mail ensures all Arlington residents have access to the Library's collections. It is a free service for those who are physically unable to visit the Library due to a temporary or permanent physical disability or impairment.
Talking Book Service is operated by the Library of Congress' National Library Service (NLS) and provides free, unabridged books, magazine, music and equipment to people who are visually or physically impaired and have difficulty reading printed material.
Libby Accessibility features include screen reader compatibility, contrast and text size adjustments, keyboard shortcuts and more.
Accommodations in the Library include large type book collections, desktop magnification systems and magnifier software.