What Is FTD?
- It’s the most common dementia for those under 60, yet it’s widely misunderstood and too often misdiagnosed. In this section you will learn the essential facts about FTD.
FTD Genetics
- In some cases, the changes that lead to FTD are caused by variants in a person’s genes. In this section, you’ll find out more about the causes of FTD, genetic counseling, and genetic testing options.
Find Help
- FTD strikes earlier in life than other dementias, which can devastate family relationships, finances and even the health of caregivers. This section will help you manage the challenges of an FTD diagnosis.
Research & Clinical Trials
- Research studies and clinical trials are gaining momentum. In this section, you will learn how families and caregivers can participate in efforts to improve treatments and unlock a cure.
Get Involved
- Bring help and support to the next family affected by FTD. In this section you will learn how you can volunteer your time and talents, raise much-needed funds, and provide your own generous donation.
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FTD Support Group

John J. Gerlach Center for Senior Health
3830 Olentangy River Rd.
Columbus, OH 43214
Free parking

3rd Thursday of the month, 5:00-6:30 p.m.

	Megan Badaglia, LISW-S (614) 566-4868 [email protected]
	Amy Weeks, LISW-S (614) 566-4264 [email protected]
	This group is led by an AFTD affiliated leader who has participated in additional FTD training. Note: Before attending your first group, please contact your facilitator to affirm the date and time, as both are subject to change.