Dementia Support Package

(Pricing & time depends on how much support is needed))

Being in the dementia world is uncharted territory for most people. You shouldn’t know what to do. But given that brain function is decreasing as the disease progresses there are different ways to engage and care for individuals living with dementia. That is where I come in. Dementia is an evolving illness that will ebb and flow as it progresses. Once you think you have things figured out they will change.

I am here to offer you the support, skills, and encouragement so that you and your loved one can live your best lives while taking into consideration the capabilities and capacities of the individuals living with dementia.

In-Person or Virtual Family Caregiver Support

This package offers a comprehensive approach to ensuring your family is well-prepared to provide the best possible care for your loved one. Whether it’s addressing immediate concerns or long-term caregiving strategies

15 minute complimentary intake call
In-person or Virtual Assessment
In-Person or Virtual Educational Session
Problem Solving Session/s
Written Follow Up Plan
Follow Up Meeting
Group Education or Training

In-person or Virtual Paid Caregiver Support

This package is specifically designed for groups of caregivers who are supporting individuals living with dementia. The goal is to ensure that everyone involved in care is aligned, educated, and equipped with the necessary tools to provide the best possible care for individuals living with dementia, while also maintaining harmony within the caregiving team.

2-7 hour Educational/Training Session
1-hr Problem Solving/Q&A Session

Caregiver Organizational
Support

This package is perfect for new caregivers or those looking for assistance in developing an effective organizational system and daily structure to improve the success of aging in place. Whether you are just starting out in your caregiving journey or seeking to refine your approach, this support provides the tools and strategies needed to ensure your loved one can continue to live independently at home with the best possible care.