Dementia coaches are specialized in dementia caregiving and who provide guidance, support, and education to families navigating dementia. They can help you understand the stages of dementia, develop communication strategies for connecting with your loved one, learn practical tips for managing daily routines and behavioral changes, discover resources available in your community, and gain the confidence to manage dementia care more effectively.

While many families take on the challenges of dementia care admirably, it can be incredibly demanding. A dementia coach acts as a partner in this journey, offering you mentorship, practical solutions to specific problems, and emotional support. They can help you develop personalized strategies that cater to your specific situation and the needs of your loved one.

Dementia coaches empower you with solutions, not replace you. They work collaboratively with you to understand your caregiving goals and concerns. They'll provide guidance and suggest evidence-based solutions, but ultimately, the decisions about your loved one's care remain yours.

The cost of dementia coaching varies depending on the coach's experience, location, and the program structure. However, many coaches offer free consultations and flexible packages to suit your needs. If you live in South Carolina, we offer a partial scholarship through the Alzheimer's Resource Coordination Center until June 30, 2025.

If you are a Bible believing Christian, having a Christian Dementia Coach is vitally important. Not only does Lizette know and understand dementia, but she answers all questions and situations from a Biblical perspective, not a secular worldview. We help you to understand God's providence in dementia, we consider your specific situation when helping guide you in caregiving. We are an additional means of support and encouragement.