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 Caregiving Coaching

Are you a caregiver struggling with a loved one who has dementia?

Get support, guidance, and a solid plan so you can leave the guilt behind.

Why Dementia Caregivers Feel Overwhelmed, Burned Out, and Stuck

It’s a heavy burden that caregivers carry. Sometimes without the full support of other family members.

Support groups help but they don’t offer a realistic plan to address the progression of the disease.

Worse, your loved one says things like, “I won’t move from my home!” or “I’m not going into a nursing home!”

Overwhelmed, and yes, feeling like you can’t enjoy the rest of your life because caregiving becomes all-consuming.

But even that isn’t the worst of it.

What Needs to be Discussed, Isn’t. Emotions Build.

You avoid difficult conversations hoping it will all work out for the best

You feel angry and frustrated with other family members because of their lack of involvement

You’re terrified of making a “wrong” decision for your loved one

You’re losing sleep worrying about how to manage everything

 How is all this stress going to affect you mentally and physically?

I understand completely because that was my life!

Why I am Uniquely Qualified to Help/How My Caregiving Journey Can Help You Leave the Worry Behind

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 Losing your independence to care for your loved one is not the way.

But this is.

Get a Framework to Navigate Your Loved One’s Disease and Find Peace of Mind

Get the guidance and support you need. And create a plan!

Let me show you how to:

  • Stop avoiding those difficult conversations so you can move forward confidently

  • Stop feeling angry and frustrated with other family members

  • Stop feeling terrified of making a “wrong” decision for your loved one

  • Stop losing sleep worrying about how to manage everything

You don’t have to go it alone anymore!

There’s no need to spend gobs of time, energy, and money worrying and stressing about having limited caregiving options!

 Caregiving Continuum

Learn how to navigate the dementia caregiving journey without the guilt, the overwhelm, and the frustration with the Care Continuum Blueprint.

  • Feel more at ease with difficult conversations--no judgment, public vulnerability, or going it alone.

  • Easily make informed decisions...even if something unexpected comes up.

  • Feel relief that there is a framework on how to navigate the dementia journey.

  • Feel confident knowing you are providing the best care for your loved one--no excessive guilt

  • Enjoy less stress and more time for YOU in your life!

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Let’s fix this so you can get your life back and your peace of mind!

If you’re tired of the guilt, tired of the stress, tired of feeling trapped, it’s time to let all that go.

With the right plan and the right guidance, find out how to make informed decisions without the jumble of emotion you now feel.

See up a free call with me so you can start living again without the emotional burden.

Set Up a Free Call - Find out what you need to know to positively navigate the caregiving journey.

Create a Blueprint - Customize a plan that makes this challenging life transition easier.

Build Confidence - Feel more at ease and confident about the path forward. Enjoy your life more!

Get support. Feel relief. Create a plan.

Caregiving with Confidence Program

I created this program for non-professional caregivers facing the emotional transition of caring for a loved one diagnosed with dementia.

The program covers:

Crafting the Caregiving Journey

Gathering Support & Resources

Creating the Caregiving Blueprint

The caregivers will learn how to navigate the dementia journey by understanding the diagnosis, knowing the questions to asks, identifying the available resources the building a plan for moving forward for themselves and their loved one.

12 Private Sessions

One (1) Initial Session (75 minutes)

Eleven (11) Subsequent Sessions (45 minutes)

Worksheets, Resources lists, PDFs

Momentum Check-Ins between sessions

High level view of my Caregiving Continuum and the pivotal factors to be taken into account when addressing the caregiving needs for a loved one diagnosed with dementia.

6 Private Sessions:

 One (1) Initial Session (75 minutes)

 Five (5) Subsequent Sessions (45 minutes)

Worksheets, Resources lists, PDFs

Momentum Check-Ins between sessions