Finding confidence in the moments that feel hardest

When dementia or cognitive changes begin affecting daily life, it can be confusing and overwhelming to know what is happening, how to respond, or what to do next.

Together, we bring clarity to those moments so you can better understand the potential “why” and move forward with more confidence, calm, and connection.

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No one person can do this alone.

Your loved one received a dementia diagnosis. Now what?

Understand what’s happening

Build confidence in your responses

Protect connection & relationship

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Step 1: Schedule an Initial Consultation

Initial Consultation (Virtual) 60 minutes: The Initial Consultation is a focused 60-minute session where we look closely at one real situation you are currently experiencing. This is a space to slow down, share what you are noticing, and begin making sense of what may be happening.
Colleen Nolan, founder of Rooted in Care Consulting

Step 2: Determine Next Steps Together

Continue With Support That Fits Your Situation.

How to Begin

We begin with an Initial Consultation. From there, we decide together what level of support is the best fit based on your situation and goals.

Start with an Initial Consultation

Want to start by learning alongside others?

If you’re looking to better understand dementia, communication, and everyday responses, but aren’t ready for one-on-one support, this small-group series may be a good place to start.

Learn About Group Support

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