Empowering Families
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Expert Guidance
When dementia affects your loved one’s memory, emotions, and behavior, it can be hard to know how to respond. You want to reduce frustration and stay connected, but the path forward isn’t always clear.
That’s where I come in.
Hi, I’m Lee Mohler. Since 2005, I’ve helped families like yours navigate the challenges of dementia caregiving with confidence and clarity. I know how overwhelming this journey can feel, but you don’t have to navigate it alone. Together, we’ll find a path that eases your stress and helps you and your loved one experience less frustration and more meaningful connection.
Whether you’re looking for better ways to communicate, wanting a deeper understanding of dementia, or preparing for a transition to senior living, I’m here to support you every step of the way. My goal? To help you look back and feel proud of how you showed up—prepared, confident, and having made a positive difference in your loved one’s life.
What You'll Learn
Understanding Dementia
Strengthening Your Connection
Strengthening Your Connection
Dementia isn’t just about memory loss—it affects thinking, emotions, and behavior in ways that aren’t always visible. Gaining insight into these changes will help you respond with greater empathy and patience.
LEARN:
- How dementia affects the brain and behavior
- Why your loved one’s reactions may seem unpredictable
- The difference between forgetfulness and dementia
- How to shift expectations and meet your loved one where they are
Strengthening Your Connection
Strengthening Your Connection
Strengthening Your Connection
When words don’t come easily, connection matters more than ever. Learning how to communicate in ways that feel natural and meaningful can help you maintain closeness and reduce frustration.
LEARN:
- Simple shifts that make conversations easier
- The power of tone, body language, and validation
- Strategies for handling repetitive questions
- How to create moments of joy and ease tension
Navigating Challenges
Strengthening Your Connection
Navigating Challenges
Dementia can create unique challenges like sundowning, wandering, and delusions. Knowing how to respond can make a big difference in reducing stress for both you and your loved one.
LEARN:
- Effective ways to respond to resistance
- Strategies for managing confusion and agitation
- How to respond to hallucinations and delusions
- How to create an environment that supports safety and well-being