Your Affordable Community To Make "Challenging" Dementia Behaviors Easier!
Discover Your Path to Peace of Mind with Our Unique Blend of Professional Coaching, In-Depth Learning Modules, and a Supportive Community of Peers.
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Step 1. Engage with Dementia Professionals
Step 2. Deepen Your Understanding with Learning Modules
Step 3. Connect and Grow with Our Community
Trying to Help a Loved One with Dementia is Overwhelming
If you don't have a plan, you will…
Learn and Apply a 6-Step Process to Increased Caregiver Ease
STEP 1
Committing to Care with Understanding and Compassion
Choosing Caregiving — The Takeoff.
We begin our caregiving journey with commitment, focusing on understanding and compassion. This initial phase sets a strong emotional foundation, emphasizing patience, love, and unwavering support for our loved ones and each other. It’s more than just managing tasks; it’s about building a supportive and dignified caregiving environment from the start.
STEP 2
Preparation in Caregiving - Laying the Foundation
Choosing Preparation — The Preflight Check
Following our commitment, the Preparation phase involves laying the groundwork for effective dementia care. We prepare mentally and practically, gathering essential information, organizing resources, and setting realistic goals. This stage is key for aligning expectations and equipping ourselves to navigate daily caregiving challenges with a solid, informed base.
STEP 3
Certainty in Caregiving - Crafting Your Plan
Choosing Certainty — The Flight Path
With a strong foundation in place, we move to the Certainty phase, focusing on developing a comprehensive dementia care plan. This step is crucial for crafting a balanced, informed, and adaptable strategy that ensures quality care for our loved ones. It’s about having a clear vision and actionable roadmap to guide our caregiving decisions and strengthen our relationships.
STEP 4
Prioritize in Caregiving - Focusing on What Matters Most
Choosing Prioritization — Navigating the Turbulence
In the Prioritize phase, we learn to focus on the most critical aspects of our caregiving journey. This stage is about discerning priorities for the well-being of our loved ones and our health as caregivers. We manage time effectively, allocate resources judiciously, and make informed decisions, refining our caregiving approach to have a significant, positive impact.
STEP 5
Capable in Caregiving - Enhancing Skills and Knowledge
Choosing Capability — Gaining Altitude
The Capable phase is where we enhance our skills and deepen our knowledge. This stage is crucial for building emotional resilience and practical caregiving skills. We aim to grow stronger in our roles, developing a caregiving environment that is both positive and effective for ourselves and our loved ones.
STEP 6
Planning in Caregiving - Charting the Course Ahead
Choosing Planning — The Flight Plan
Finally, in the Planning phase, we focus on creating a detailed, long-term plan for our caregiving journey. This stage involves setting clear objectives and outlining step-by-step approaches. We transform our growing knowledge and skills into a structured plan, guiding our actions and decisions with purpose, efficiency, and foresight.
Your Flight Plan for Dementia Caregiving with Ease
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Join The Dementia Caregiving Association
Until the end of 2023, for only $497/year, you and your whole circle of care can join for the price of one, gaining access to our extensive on-demand courses, weekly group coaching calls for personalized guidance, and a supportive community, all united in caring for a loved one with dementia.
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Make a Plan
Our tailored online courses and exclusive live events for members provide you with a practical, easy-to-follow plan to enhance the six essential aspects of your dementia caregiving journey.
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Watch Your Caregiving Skills Take Off
With a strategy that’s been effectively proven in dementia caregiving, you’ll be astonished at how your confidence soars and the sense of being overwhelmed diminishes.
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Dementia Care Flight School: The Caregiving Training Program Designed to Elevate Your Caregiving Skills
You shouldn’t have to navigate the complexities of dementia caregiving alone, experimenting with countless approaches when there's already a proven strategy that works. Dementia Care Flight School is tailored for family caregivers aiming to enhance their caregiving skills efficiently and effectively, alongside a supportive community of fellow caregivers, with the weekly guidance of our experienced team
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What they say
The love and caring concern Lizette had for me as well as my mother was evident.
She asked me how I was handling the stress, the sadness, and the responsibilities. I had been a caretaker of both my first husband and my mother, and nobody had ever asked me how I was doing, until she did. God's grace is so evident in Lizette's life, she exudes love, kindness, concern, integrity, and also knowledge and wisdom of this illness. Lizette taught me not to ask questions that would confuse my mother. She helped me understand how to help her with her hallucinations and have kind, caring involvement in "her" world, to give her meals without asking (especially since I knew her likes and dislikes already), to let her dress herself instead of picking out her clothes for her, etc. It really helped me help Mom better.
Lizette has a gift for working with and teaching people about dementia.
Lizette’s personal experiences, her heart and her dedication help people like me get through the dementia journey without falling apart. Both my parents have dementia and were diagnosed within 3 months of each other. The only thing I knew when we started was that my Dad’s brain was shrinking and my Mom’s body was becoming atrophiedThey couldn’t live on their own anymore. I could not have taken my parents out of an institutional setting to care for them at home without Lizette. She helped prepare me for the emotional loss I am experiencing. Usually, her first question is: “How can I help you?”