Are You Struggling to Provide Care for a Loved One With Dementia?
Discover the secrets to overcoming the challenges of Alzheimer's care, and unlock a path to peaceful and effective caregiving.
Here's What You'll Learn ...
- Understand the Alzheimer's Journey: Learn the stages of Alzheimer's and tailor your care approach to meet the evolving needs of your loved one.
- Effective Communication Strategies: Master techniques to connect and communicate, reducing frustrations for both you and your loved one.
- Behavioral Management Tips: Get insights on managing difficult behaviors with patience and love, enhancing the well-being of everyone involved.
- Creating a Safe Environment: Discover how to adapt your home to prevent accidents and promote a sense of security for your family member.
- Support for the Caregiver: Learn self-care strategies to maintain your health and well-being while providing the best possible care.
Take the first step towards a more rewarding caregiving experience. Join us for this insightful webinar and learn to navigate the challenges of dementia care with confidence and compassion. Register now to secure your spot in this transformative session. Empower yourself with knowledge and support to make each day better for you and your loved one.
Meet Your Host - Lisa Skinner
Lisa Skinner, CDP, CDT, is a distinguished behavioral specialist and best-selling author with an extensive 30-year background in the field of Alzheimer's disease and related dementias. Lisa is a Certified Dementia Practitioner and a Certified Dementia Care Trainer. She has dedicated her career to enhancing the care and understanding of people living with brain diseases.
Her groundbreaking approaches and compassionate insights have earned her national recognition, with appearances on CBS, NBC, Fox News, ABC News, and coverage in USA Today. Through her work, Skinner aims to empower caregivers and families with strategies that improve the quality of life for those living with dementia, making her a trusted authority in dementia care.
