Guidance & Services
Dementia changes more than memory. It can affect communication, relationships, routines,
roles, and the way everyday life unfolds. Understanding what is changing—and why—can make
the path forward feel clearer and more manageable.
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Guidance for Individuals, Families & Care Partners
Dementia can bring questions, changes, and decisions no one expects to face. I provide personalized guidance for individuals living with dementia and those who love and care for them—helping them understand what is changing, navigate needs and relationships, consider options, prepare for transitions, and make thoughtful decisions about what comes next.
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Dementia Guidance Groups
Dementia affects more than the person living with the diagnosis.
Small-group guidance offers family members, friends, care partners, and others who care about someone living with dementia a place to learn, ask questions, and better understand what may be happening and what to expect as dementia changes over time.Together, we’ll talk about dementia, the changes you may see along the way, how knowing the person can help shape your response, and practical ways to navigate everyday situations and what may come next.
Small groups • Guided conversation • Practical dementia education
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Community Education & Training
Understanding dementia can change how a community responds. I offer presentations and educational programs that build practical dementia knowledge, strengthen communication, and help people respond with greater understanding and compassion, creating communities where individuals living with dementia and those who support them feel better understood and supported.
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Healthcare & Senior Service Professionals
I work with healthcare providers, senior service organizations, and care teams to strengthen dementia knowledge and translate that understanding into everyday practice. Consultation and education can focus on communication, changing behaviors and needs, person-centered approaches, family dynamics, and practical ways to better support individuals living with dementia and those who care for them.
Not sure where to begin?
You don’t have to know exactly what kind of support you need.
A complimentary introductory conversation gives us a chance to talk about what you’re navigating, answer initial questions, and determine together what next step may be most helpful.