Our Services
For Families
Understand better what dementia is and the signs of its development, learn the next best course of action to take on your journey. Join our Family Support Membership!
Frontline Caregivers
Become a Certified Dementia Care Provider with the first designation provided in Canada. Educate yourself in the ways of compassionate, personalized dementia care for your clients.
Home Care Companies
Training for staff members in the ways of applying personalized, compassionate care in their daily tasks for their dementia clients, thus enhancing everyone’s overall quality of life.
Care Homes
Educate your staff to understand effective dementia care techniques, enhance their teamwork, and provide superior care for the residents living with symptoms of dementia.
Who We Are
Dementia Solutions started because our Founder and CEO, Karen Tyrell could no longer turn a blind eye on how people in nursing homes are being treated.
We believe dementia care education is essential to provide the best and most effective care possible for all those caring for someone with dementia.
Our company offers the first Dementia Designation Program in Canada – to become a Certified Dementia Care Provider.
Dementia Solutions is the first of its kind to offer personalized dementia consulting and on-call support to families.
Ultimately, we want to change how the world deals with dementia using personalized, practical, creative solutions.
Latest News & Updates
Learn more about the latest information involving dementia care
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For Families Getting Started
What is Dementia?
Dementia is a condition that has impaired the brain's ability to remember, think, and make decisions, which interferes with doing everyday activities. Alzheimer's is the most common form of dementia. Dementia is not a disease, rather it is a category of similar mental conditions where cognitive function deteriorates.
Know the Signs
There are eight known warning signs of dementia a family member should not ignore: short-term memory problems, frequently losing items, getting lost/disoriented, not recalling how to perform basic tasks, changes in mood and personality, increased apathy, language problems, and concerned family members.
How we can help
You may be in a position where caring for your loved one with symptoms of dementia all new to you...or perhaps things are progressing and you don't know what to do next. Whatever the reason may be, you can count on our team at Dementia Solutions to provide you with personalized support for your situation. Please contact us to arrange your free 20-minute consultation.
Join our Communities
We have a Facebook Group for frontline caregivers who work with people affected by dementia.
We also have another group for those who are part of the Dementia Solutions Family Caregiver Community.
