Supporting someone with dementia can be confusing, exhausting and emotional.
You don't have to work it all out alone.
I provide personalised dementia support primarily through virtual consultations, helping you understand what's happening and find practical strategies that work for your family.
Why has Mum suddenly become so distressed?
How do I communicate with Dad when he doesn't understand me?
How can I keep them engaged during the day?
Should I be doing more to support their independence?
What do I do when they refuse help?
How do I cope with all of this as a family?
These are exactly the kinds of questions we can work through together.
Communication
Understand changes in communication and find ways to make everyday interactions easier.
Activities & Engagement
Discover meaningful activities based on your relative's interests, abilities and history.
Independence
Find ways to support your relative to continue doing things for themselves.
Changes in Behaviour
Look beyond the behaviour to understand what might be causing distress, frustration or withdrawal.
The Home Environment
Make simple changes that can support independence, orientation and confidence.
Family Support
Talk through the challenges you're facing and leave with practical strategies you can actually use.
Most family consultations take place online, so you can access specialist dementia support without travelling.
You can join from home, and other family members can join the conversation too — even if they live elsewhere.
Sometimes having the right conversation at the right time can make everything feel a little more manageable.
Don't face dementia alone.
