I am here to support those newly diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment or dementia, as well as individuals noticing brain changes and wondering if these are a normal part of aging.

This life-changing experience often brings questions, concerns, and anxiety. I am here to help navigate these emotions and challenges ahead.

Everyone’s journey is different, including the progression and characteristics of the condition. I encourage all to reach out sooner rather than later, however I understand the amount of courage it takes to start the conversation.

Being proactive allows the individual to express their desires and preferences, maintaining their autonomy and ensuring their wishes are respected as they move forward.

It takes a team to provide excellent, comprehensive dementia care. This involves collaboration among healthcare professionals, caregivers and support systems.

I have built a network of resources with specialized skills, perspectives, and support to help address the diverse needs. Working together ensures that all aspects of care—emotional, financial, cognitive, physical, and social—are met with compassion and expertise.

Many families are looking to keep their loved one safe at home or interested in learning more about alternative care options. As progression occurs, the needs will change. Discussing these options early can prevent a crisis and stress, as well as maintain independence for the individual.

Isolation, losing interest or having difficulty with activities one used to do can often be caused by a combination of cognitive decline, difficulty processing information, emotional challenges, or even physical discomfort.

I can help one maintain independence, find joy in activities and connect with others, while feeling confident and capable.

I encourage people to reach out to me, whether you have specific questions or just want to explore how I can help.

I understand everyone’s journey and situation are unique, requiring tailored support and navigation.