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DEMENTIA SUPPORT SPECIALIST

CONSULTANCY SESSION.

What to expect...and what we can do for you.

At Remember the Carer, we understand the challenges faced by caregivers and loved ones.

Our compassionate support initiatives are designed to provide comfort, support, and guidance, to help you navigate the initial diagnosis of your loved one and the journey ahead.

Initial Triage & Intake:

Before your appointment date, our intake officer will contact you to register your details and gain an overview of your diagnosis and situation so that our Dementia Support Specialist is fully prepared to best serve you during your time together.

Your First Appointment with our Dementia Support Specialist.

Caring Conversation and Post-Diagnostic Support 

During your first appointment with our Dementia Support Specialist, you’ll engage in a warm and supportive conversation where your story and concerns can be expressed and heard, and any questions answered. Whatever it is that matters most to you and identifying the greatest needs for you and your loved one.

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This includes things like unpacking and giving you valuable information about the specific type of dementia or cognitive change that you or your loved one have been diagnosed with, along with practical support strategies, and help with future planning.

 

Once a clear understanding of your situation, has been established we will provide a comprehensive support plan tailored to you and your family.

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We will also gift you with a welcome pack, and helpful information resources, tailored especially to your unique situation. We’re here to guide you every step of the way.

 

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Our Dementia Support specialist can offer ongoing support in the following areas:

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Ongoing support  

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Founder & CEO

Dementia Support Specialist,

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Certified Neuroscience Coach

and Certified Dementia Practitioner.

Mark Synot

Mark Synot

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Unpacking and understanding the diagnosis:
 

  • Understanding Dementia and other Cognitive Conditions CTE, MCI, Parkinsons

  • Navigating Active Grief -at diagnosis

  • Worried about Your Memory Dementia in The Caring Role

  • Losing independence and role reversal​

Unpacking and Understanding the Diagnosis.

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Future Planning
 

  • How do I know if my loved one needs help? - When is it time to engage services or permanent care

  • Driving and dementia

  • Exploring respite options

  • Identifying and Engaging Support Networks

Future Planning

Doctor's Appointment

Allied Health Referrals & Community Support
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  • Referrals to Medical Professionals

  • Referrals to Allied Health Services

  • Information Resources

  • Community Education and Support Programs

  • Empowerment Programs

  • Support Groups

Allied Health Referrals

& Community Support

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Practical Behavioral

Strategies: 
 

  • Practical Strategies for carergivers

  • Understanding and Managing changes in behavior

  • Clear and simplified effective communication strategies

  • The importance of managing sleep

  • Anticipation and anxiety /Shadowing

  • Sundowning

Practical Behavioral Strategies

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Living Well Strategies for the person with Cognitive Change
 

  • Memory Strategies

  • Activities in the home

  • The importance of Self-Care after diagnosis

Living Well Strategies

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Get the support and guidance you need .
Schedule an appointment today.

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