Overwhelmed by Dementia?
Your Expert Guide to Support and Therapy
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Compassionate & knowledgeable guidance
How Can We Help You?
Are You worried about your memory, thinking or finding the right words when you speak?
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Book a FREE 15-Minute Call with Amanda
We'll review your unique situation and discuss how we can support your needs!
" I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart as you were the only person I met during the past 6 months of hell that actually helped. I followed your advice and dad still knew us to the very end. If it weren't for you I wouldn't have known to do these things. I'm so grateful to you!"
Daughter supporting dad in a nursing home.
Thank you for your comprehensive assessment and report. I am fully confident that once we start implementing your recommendations, her overall well-being will improve
Home Care Coordinator
I am most grateful to have had Amanda visit my mum to facilitate her to manage pain, improve cognitive stimulation, and address her complex needs with a challenging dementia diagnosis. Thank you Amanda, you are amazing!
Daughter
​'Let's call ourselves the happy group, because that's what we are. It's such a nice place to be" CST participant
​'It's so good being with other people who have the same condition. I am feeling more comfortable with my own difficulties"
CST participant
Services We Provide
A Letter to You...
Dear Reader,
A dementia diagnosis can feel overwhelming, not only for the person receiving it but also for their loved ones. Sadly, too often, people are left feeling hopeless, with advice to simply "get their affairs in order."
I am here to change that story!
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A diagnosis does not mean the end of a meaningful or fulfilling life. With the right support, you can continue to live well, set exciting life goals, and lead a great life! Unlock your potential through cognitive stimulation therapy and have fun while making new friends along the way, or reach out for support and we'll help you navigate tricky situations.
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When words become difficult, behaviour becomes a way to communicate. Families and healthcare providers often contact me for guidance on how to understand and address these changes. Behaviours such as pacing, aggression, suspicious language, or social withdrawal are not 'behavioural problems' they are signals that something requires attention.
Let me support you in understanding and simplifying dementia and let’s walk this journey together. I can support you at home, in the clinic, or via telehealth.
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Walking the dementia journey together!
Video Introduction
Clinical Expertise
Amanda has over 20 years of experience supporting individuals on their ageing journey
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