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Relive this inspiring webinar where two dynamic women, Linda Levine and Marie-Christine Tremblay, share their thoughts and experiences as caregivers with us. The activity begins with presentations by Linda and Marie-Christine, followed by a conversation between many of the caregivers in attendance. About Linda and Marie-Christine Linda Levine is an acclaimed motivation specialist who has […]
Voice cloning is the most recent technological advancement for creating a voice, using artificial intelligence (AI) to generate a synthetic copy of a human’s voice. Sophie Dupont will explain how voice cloning works as well as the more traditional voice banking. Dr. Alec Cooper will share his experience of voice cloning, as a means to […]
Dr. Dupré explains what PLS (primary lateral sclerosis) and PMA (progressive muscular atrophy) are and how they differ from ALS. ALS Quebec also supports people with these two rare neurodegenerative diseases. Join us to find out more. Thanks to our new Wordly software, our webinars are now translated live. We invite you to activate subtitles […]
Compassionate care benefits: welcome assistance when caring for someone in palliative or end-of-life care
Caregiving statistics and resources for workers and employers
A definition of caregiving, and some things to consider when supporting your employees in this role.
A definition of caregiving, as well as some of the rights and tax programs that benefit them when they are also working a paid job.
Dr. Richard Robitaille, professor in the Department of Neuroscience at the Université de Montréal, hosted the event and, along with other renowned ALS researchers and clinicians, presented an overview and clarification of their ongoing clinical studies and scientific findings. Families and people living with ALS were also able to meet and exchange ideas with researchers […]
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