Dementia care
Supporting someone living with dementia can be an emotional and challenging journey. Alongside the practical responsibilities of caring, many people experience feelings of stress, uncertainty, grief, exhaustion and isolation. Having the right support can make a significant difference, helping you feel more confident, informed and supported throughout the journey.
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Amanda provides compassionate coaching and wellbeing support for individuals, family members and carers affected by dementia. Drawing on both her professional experience and personal understanding as someone who has supported a loved one living with dementia, Amanda understands the emotional impact dementia can have on individuals, families and relationships.
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Whether you are newly adjusting to a dementia diagnosis, supporting a loved one through changes in their condition, or feeling overwhelmed by your caring responsibilities, Amanda can help you develop strategies to protect your own wellbeing while continuing to provide compassionate support.
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Every dementia journey is different. Amanda's approach focuses on listening, understanding and providing personalised guidance that recognises both the needs of the person living with dementia and the needs of those around them.
Helping families navigate the challenges
of dementia with confidence and understanding.
What you can expect
Caring for someone with dementia can sometimes feel lonely, and it is important that carers receive support too. Amanda understands that looking after your own wellbeing is not selfish - it is an essential part of being able to continue supporting someone you love.
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Sessions are available online via Microsoft Teams, Zoom or telephone, providing flexible support that fits around family life. Whether you're looking for a one-off consultation, ongoing coaching or guidance through a particularly difficult period, Amanda will work alongside you to help create positive, lasting change for you and your family.
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Understanding the emotional impact of a dementia diagnosis
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Supporting family members and carers
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Managing the stress and pressures of caring responsibilities
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Building confidence in your caring role
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Coping with feelings of grief, loss and change
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Understanding the challenges that dementia can bring
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Developing strategies for communication and connection
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Maintaining your own emotional wellbeing while caring for others
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Reducing feelings of overwhelm and isolation
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Navigating changes in family roles and relationships
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Understanding support systems and available resources
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Preparing for changes as dementia progresses
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Supporting decision-making and planning ahead
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Building resilience and coping strategies
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Practising mindfulness and relaxation techniques