For over a decade, I've walked alongside older adults, people living with dementia, and the families who love them, in senior living communities, healthcare settings, and support groups. I've designed and led programs that go beyond "activities," focused instead on what matters most: connection, dignity, relationship, and quality of life.

As a volunteer support-group facilitator with the Alzheimer's Association, I've sat with caregivers in their hardest moments and celebrated their smallest wins. That work shaped how I approach every family I support now, with the belief that a dementia diagnosis doesn't have to mean the end of meaningful connection.

Today, I offer caregiver coaching, consulting, and activities rooted in that same philosophy: person-centered, relationship-first, and built around your family's unique story. Whether you're just beginning this journey or navigating a new stage, I'm here to help you find your footing, and to remind you that you don't have to do it alone.