Quick Tips for Dementia Caregivers
Becoming a caregiver for someone with irreversible dementia (like Alzheimer's) is no easy assignment. I get that. That is why I am offering a few tips to keep in mind as you begin your journey. And why I am writing a book to support caregivers all the way through.
UPCOMING BOOK—Finding Grace When You Want to Scream: Simple Tips to Cope for Dementia Caregivers
You are not alone. I share
stories to inform your journey.
The BASE System of Self-Care is designed to help you cope.
Find nuggets of wisdom to help you when needed.
Stories you resonate with. Solutions you need.
About the Author—Tanya Brockett, MBA
Tanya has been involved with caregiver support groups for nearly a decade, both as a participant and as a trained volunteer facilitator. Tanya is also a published author, ghostwriter, podcast host, and book coach at Hallagen Ink. In addition to her own businesses and being a caregiver support group facilitator, Tanya also serves as an advisory board member of Prolific Writers Life and as managing editor at The Bellwether Magazine.
One in nine people over the age of 65 are facing a dementia diagnosis (about 6.7 million in the US). Eleven million unpaid caregivers are looking after them. But who is caring for the caregiver? Tanya is a champion for dementia caregivers who need and deserve support.
Copyright © Tanya Brockett
