Are you supporting someone living with dementia?
- Do you know someone living with dementia?
- Is your relationship with them changing as their needs grow?
- Do they refuse your help or ask for more than you can offer?
- Are you feeling overwhelmed by the responsibility?
The challenge is real
You may be a concerned family member, or a friend. You may become their primary caregiver, or their power of attorney. It's normal to feel uncertain and stressed about the situation. The truth is, dementia impacts not only the person living with it, it also impacts your life, your mental well-being, and your relationship with them.
Let me help you
With my Master's degree in psychology, my PAC-certified independent consultant training, and years of experience working with people living with dementia I can help you. Using counselling techniques, hypnotherapy, and relaxation practices, I will work with you to improve your well-being and help you cope with the challenges you are facing. I can also offer valuable insights into dementia’s effects on the brain and provide practical strategies to strengthen your relationship with your loved one.
Book a session with me now, or explore more about how I can support you by checking my services or reading my blog.
Throughout this website, you’ll see me refer to “the person living with dementia,” “the person you care for,” “the person you care about,” or “your loved one” — often interchangeably. This is intentional. Dementia is a progressive condition, and your relationship with the person may shift over time. You might be supporting someone who still lives independently and doesn’t need hands-on care. Also, the term “loved one” can suggest a close emotional bond, which may not reflect everyone's experience. My aim is to be as inclusive and respectful as possible — of your unique relationship, your role, and the person’s journey with dementia.
PAC Certified Independent Consultants are not employees of Positive Approach, LLC. The opinions and views expressed by PAC Certified Independent Consultants do not necessarily reflect the opinions and views of Positive Approach, LLC or any of its employees. Positive Approach, LLC is not liable for any actions by PAC Certified Independent Consultants.