Love and care for your spouse or parent with dementia with more calmness, clarity, and peace.
You donât have to figure this out alone. Learn simple, practical ways to respond so your spouse or parent with dementia feels safe, valued, and understood, and you feel more confident and satisfied in the process.
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A guided, online program to help you feel more confident, reduce unnecessary stress, and create more meaningful moments with your loved one.
- Understand behaviors and whatâs behind them
- Learn how to respond with less reaction and more response
- Create more flow and purpose in your day-to-day
If youâre caring for your spouse or parent with dementia, you might feel like...
⢠Youâre doing your best, but youâre not sure if youâre doing it ârightâ
⢠You know you "shouldn't"...but you miss who your loved one used to be
â˘Â You're trying to sort through grief, overwhelm, sadness, frustration...and can't even put your finger on it
⢠You want to feel more grounded in the day-to-day, even when things are hard
⢠You want your loved one to feel safe, loved and understood and less confused or frustrated
⢠Youâre carrying more than meets the eye and feeling unsettled by the changes you're noticing in yourself
There is a way forward that feels more steady and more like you.
A step-by-step online program for spouses and children loving and caring for a person with dementia.
⢠Understand whatâs behind behaviors that feel confusing or out of context
⢠Learn how to respond in ways that bring more calmfor both of you
⢠Experience more moments that feel steady and cooperative
⢠Feel more grounded in your day-to-day caregiving
Small, consistent changes can change how this feels for both of you.Â
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A Better Way to Love Starts Here
When someone you love is living with dementia, it can feel like everything is changing and nothing is working the way it used to.
This course will help you understand whatâs really happening, so you can respond with greater ease, and begin to experience more calm, confidence, and meaning in your everyday encounters.
Start where you are
1. The Course
A guided path to greater confidence and connection with your loved one.
A Different Way to Love Through Dementia
Dementia changes how the brain works, but it doesnât take away the person you love.
When you begin to see behavior as communication, and respond with understanding instead of correction, things begin to shift.
â Less frustration
â Less resistance
â More ease in your interactions
â More moments that feel meaningful
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Answers, Clarity and Direction You Are Looking For
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There is just no way for me to express how much your tender, wise guidance has meant over the last few years. I feel like youâre in my head all the time! You are such a gift!Â
We also all pulled out your book a few weeks ago â it is so excellent and filled with ideas. It was like reading it for the first time because mom has declined so much. Thank you!Â
In this tough time, you have been a ray of light!Â
Gratefully yours,
Amy N, NJ
Meeting Kerry 10 years ago truly transformed my life. In navigating the challenging journey of caring for a husband with dementia, she became my guiding light. Kerryâs profound understanding of the emotional landscape we were both traversing helped me realize that the frustration didnât belong solely to me; my husband was struggling too. Her warmth, patience and exceptional way of explaining complex concepts have been nothing short of priceless.Â
I cannot recommend Kerry highly enough. Her support is invaluable and she has touched my life in ways I can never fully articulate.
Susan, CT
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From my astonishment, disbelief, confusion, enormous pain and loss, one day I met you.Â
My dear husband needed love, patience, a smiling face, understanding and a big warm hug; and all of these he got from you.
I needed refuge for my soul, reassurance for my mind and yes, I too needed love.Â
And, I got all these and much more from you.
Jelena S, NY NY
Can you relate to these thoughts and feelings?
- You are nervous and fearful of what the cognitive changes you see in your loved one could be, but donât know how to get answers.
- You are sad by these cognitive changes you have seen. To make it worse, you find yourself waking at night, with worries and sadness of what could come, not even knowing if your worries will come.
- You are upset with yourself for not being more patient or being a nag with your spouse or parent with dementiaâŚall qualities you donât want to be feeling nor expressing, but you canât seem to stop it.
- You have spent hours searching the web and have a ton of information, but no helpful answers as they relate to your spouse, mom or dad with dementia.
- You feel like you might be doing the right things for your loved one with dementia, but how can you know for sure. You donât always follow the âbest practicesâ and your loved one seems happier for it. You wonder if you can trust yourself.
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There is another way to love someone through dementia! Let me help you:
- Get answers as they relate to your loved one so you can do what is best for him or her.
- Understand this condition so you can be less frustrated and love more fully.
- Learn how to focus on today and not live in tomorrowâs worries.
- Steady your connection so you can be satisfied in your role as a spouse or child of someone with dementia.
- Give your spouse, mom or dad a great life so you, too, can also live well through this disease process.
