Caring for someone with dementia, is not always easy.
Sadly, many family caregivers don’t know what they don’t know when it comes to providing dementia care. It’s common to feel overwhelmed, second-guess your decisions, and wonder whether you’re truly helping your loved one. You are not alone—and you don’t have to figure this out on your own.
Introducing our new self-paced online mini-course, “Dementia Tips Families Need to Know,” designed to help families provide better care for those living with symptoms of dementia.
This free mini-course provides practical strategies and techniques to maintain peace and harmony.
At the end you will receive a certificate of completion to proudly display.
Enroll today and gain valuable skills to enhance your dementia caregiving skills!
Knowledge is Power!
If you’re a family caregiver, you may already be aware that reasoning with a person with dementia isn’t always effective.
This course provides you with 5 dementia care tips and other strategies on what you can do to make life easier for both of you.
A personalized certificate will be provided upon completion.
What You Will Learn:
- What is dementia; delirium; Alzheimer's Disease
- Statistics in Canada & around the world
- Common changed behaviours
- 5 helpful dementia care tips for family caregivers
- Effective verbal and non-verbal communication techniques
- Karen Tyrell's top 3 survival tips
This course will help you feel more confident and prepared as you care for someone living with dementia.
With practical guidance rooted in decades of real-world experience, our free self-paced online course is here to make your days a little easier and your caregiving more effective.
Thank you for taking the time to explore this resource—we’re excited to see how it strengthens your journey.
Dementia Solutions, or Personalized Dementia Solutions Inc., was initiated in Vancouver, BC in 2009. It was founded by its current CEO Karen Tyrell, Dementia Educator & Consultant, Author, and Speaker.
Our mission is to be a true leader in shifting the way dementia related behaviours are managed by both professional and family caregivers.
We do that by supporting families who are caring for someone affected by dementia through 1-1 meetings; support groups or through our Family Support Membership.
We also provide certificate education to frontline professional caregivers to help them build confidence and success in their role.
Our purpose is to move away from the old medical and task-focused model towards a new way of doing things, based on compassionate and creative person-centred care that results in more harmony and quality of life for all those affected by dementia and their caregivers.