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Is It Time for a Dementia Care Coach?

If you’re feeling overwhelmed, frustrated, or resentful as a caregiver, you may be facing a range of emotions.

Fear for your loved one’s well-being as dementia progresses.

Struggling with changing relationship dynamics as care responsibilities grow

Guilt over considering higher levels of care, such as transitioning to a care community

If you’re looking for dementia care support and someone to guide and support you through the dementia care journey while helping you regain your quality of life, you’re in the right place. A dementia care coach might be able to help you.

Watch this video to learn more about what a Dementia Care Coach is and how Pam can bring you peace of mind.

What Is a Dementia
Care Coach?

Your Path to Peace of Mind

Start our dementia care coach session by asking the tough questions about dementia care. Book a free 30-minute Zoom call with Pam using the website form. On the call, bring your hardest dementia care questions to get clear, actionable advice. Finally, follow Pam’s recommended steps and gain peace of mind as you move forward in your dementia care journey.

Step 1

Be open to asking the hard questions about dementia care

Step 2

Use the website form to book a 30-minute no-obligation free Zoom call with Pam

Step 3

Bring your hardest questions to that first call so you have a better path forward

Step 4

Enjoy peace of mind as you execute the steps recommended on the call

Meet Dementia Care Coach, Pam Ostrowski

About Pam Ostrowski, the Author of It’s Not That Simple

I’m Pam Ostrowski. I felt called to write It’s Not That Simple: Helping Families Navigate the Alzheimer’s Journey after my 14-year dementia and Alzheimer’s journey with my parents.

If this is your first journey with dementia care and Alzheimer’s, you’ll want to talk with a guide who has walked in your shoes and has invested in understanding senior healthcare and dementia care in all aspects.

That’s why I became a Certified Senior Advisor (CSA)®, a Certified Dementia Practitioner (CDP®), and Certified in Dementia Care® (CDC®). Read more details about my dementia and Alzheimer’s journey with my parents.

Read more details about my dementia and Alzheimer’s journey with my parents.

It might be time for a
Dementia Care Coach

How do you pick the right Dementia Care Coach?

Choose a dementia care coach who has firsthand experience, deep knowledge of senior healthcare, and a commitment to helping you navigate this challenging journey with a personalized plan that ensures peace of mind and quality care for your loved one.

Are you making the best Dementia care decisions right now?

If you’re juggling the demands of the “sandwich generation” and feeling overwhelmed, it may be time to seek guidance from someone who has walked this path and can help you navigate the challenges with expertise, patience, and care.

When do we talk about Dementia care?

If you’re a cut-to-chase type of person, the answer to the question of when to talk with your older loved ones about their later-in-life care is now. There really is no time like the present. You don’t want to have to make decisions during a crisis. Use friends and yourself as examples.

What’s next after a Dementia or Alzheimer's diagnosis?

After a dementia diagnosis, focus on keeping your loved one safe, happy, and loved by navigating challenges with patience, regular visits, respectful communication, and strong, trusting relationships with care staff for their well-being.

What Clients Say About Dementia Care Coach Pam Ostrowski

“When I moved my mother into assisted living near me after she was diagnosed with early dementia, I had no idea of the challenges I'd be facing. Pam has been a lifesaver. Her experience living this journey with her own parents, coupled with her expertise in dementia care and related family dynamics, provided me with one-stop shopping to learn about dementia and how to establish healthy boundaries for myself. Words can't adequately express what her support, and guidance has meant to me! My mom is now in hospice care, and Pam continues to guide me along this journey.”

Gerri Ratliff

“Pam’s expertise and guidance has been invaluable in helping me make the best decisions for my mom during her dementia journey, but also to understand the importance of taking care of my own physical, mental and emotional health at the same time. Pam is an exceptional communicator, educator and consultant, and her caring and support has been instrumental in diminishing my stress and anxiety, giving me the ability to focus on the benefits of my overall well-being. I was very fortunate to have a friend put me in touch with Pam, and I could not be more thankful, for my mom and for me.”

Dawn McNeil

“Having just put my husband in assisted living when I received my cancer diagnosis last month, he is the biggest stress factor in my life. Pam has helped me a lot on how to deal with his constant "I want to come home" requests. She is also helping me release myself from the guilt I feel so I can better heal from my cancer treatment. It helps so much to be able to talk to someone so knowledgeable and compassionate. Thanks Pam!”

Andi Pettyjohn

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Free Dementia Care Tips from Pam Ostrowski

Caring for someone with dementia can be challenging, but you don’t have to do it alone. Sign up for Pam Ostrowski’s Dementia Care Tips and get expert advice on communication, managing behaviors, and more. These free tips will help you provide better care while also supporting your own well-being.