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Aging and Dementia Navigation Consultations for Families & Care Partners
AVAILABLE ACROSS THE US
You're in the right place if your goals are to:
Eliminate hours of research and receive recommendations tailored to your unique needs
Learn tools to tackle dementia symptoms and cognitive challenges
Feel more confident in your care partner role whether providing care from near or from afar
Gain a better understanding of the disease and its stages
Have direction and a plan for now and for the future
Find an experienced professional to guide you on your journey
Gain a professional dementia navigator to guide you and help you towards your goals

By Partnering With The Memory Compass, You Are Gaining Your Own Personalized Compass Through Care
Navigating dementia can feel overwhelming - but you don't have to do it alone. With over 12 years of experience in senior and dementia care and a deep understanding of dementia's complexities, I'm here to provide the clarity, direction, and support you need to feel more confident on this journey.
As your dementia navigator, I will:
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Navigate you through the disease and also through the maze that is our healthcare system
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Equip you with what to advocate for proactively within a reactive healthcare world
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Due to my knowledge and expertise in executive function and communication challenges of the disease, I will provide you with your own individualized tools to tackle those challenges
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Complement the care you are receiving as I understand that education received at neurologist's offices 2-4 times a year is not enough
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Not only provides recommendations to enhance the quality of life of your loved one but will also provide tips and strategies for your own mindset and wellbeing
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And so much more!
The Memory Compass can accommodate multiple participants in our sessions at once whether that be additional family or care team members such as geriatric care managers, in-home companion care companies, therapists, and more.
We are here to guide you whether you are recently starting to have memory concerns for your loved one or whether dementia is formally diagnosed and further along in disease progression.
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