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Stop the overwhelm, stress and frustration from dementia behaviors!

The Confident and Competent Dementia Caregivig Program will show you how to prevent and manage care refusals and other dementia challenges

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Easily prevent irritability and anger
Positively respond to your loved one saying “no” or telling you “I already had a bath, I don’t need another one”
Experience peaceful and less stressful interactions with your loved one with dementia
Stop second-guessing yourself—no more worrying about if you are doing something right!
Confidently work with clinicians for the best care for your family member

Here is a program that transforms YOU into the dementia behavior expert for your family member!

FIVE LIVE INTERACTIVE webinars (Wednesdays, 6-7:30 PM US Central Time)

Module 1: Confidently and competently communicate without causing arguments or upset.

Module 2: Refusal behavior–moving from combat to cooperation!

Module 3: Hallucinations, delusions, sundowning, and more: managing difficult behaviors and reconnecting with your loved one.

Module 4: What happens next? Getting prepared for challenges across all of the dementia stages.

Module 5: Can these medications really help? Understanding the use (and misuse) of medications used in the dementia journey.

Crazy schedule? Not sure if you can make it to the live webinars? No worries!

Webinars are recorded for unlimited access…AND I provide video and audio files so you can listen in your car or while walking the dog!

How do I know if this program will work for me?

Two 30-minute PRIVATE coaching sessions with me to help you tailor the strategies for YOUR specific challenges. PLUS, you can bring another family into the coaching session at no additional cost!! This is a $300 value!! We connect at the start of the program and then six weeks later. The first call is to give you a head start on building your confidence and ability to handle challenging dementia behaviors. During the second call, we put together a plan for moving forward–we talk about next stages and possible challenges.

Workbooks with each module! These workbooks have the slides and room to take notes. At the end of each workbook, I give you a guide for applying the information and strategies to your caregiving situation.

Bonus video: Which dementia treatments are legit or worthless?

Don’t let someone else get your spot!

How can I fit this into my crazy schedule?

Pre-recorded modules that you can watch on YOUR own schedule

Audio files for all content so you can listen in your car or while walking the dog

Money Back Guarantee!

You have a full two weeks after the program starts to see if the Confident and Competent Dementia Caregiving Program is right for you. If you decide that it isn’t, just let me know and I’ll gladly refund your money. No hassles. No hard feelings.

Frequently Asked Questions

My family member is in the mild stage of dementia. Will I benefit from this program?

Yes! It is never too early in the journey to start learning about the disease and the behaviors and to get support NOW! So many of my clients tell me that they regret not accessing my programs sooner!

My family member is in the moderate stage and I've already handled some of the behaviors. Will I get anything out of this program?

Yes! The moderate stage is the longest stage in the dementia journey. Many of the more challenging behaviors, like refusing necessary care, show up in this stage. I also show you how to start preparing for future severe stage challenges.

My schedule is unpredictable. I don't know if I can get to the live webinars. Will I lose out?

NOPE! While it is great to get to the live webinars, I know family caregivers have crazy schedules. This is why I have the 2 one-on-one private calls AND the 90 days of telephone support using Voxer. You can ask questions or get some suggestions without having to go to the live webinars!

What happens during the private coaching calls?

During the first call, I ask some questions about you, your family member, and the specific questions and concerns you have right now. I want to give you a “leg up” on handling whatever is challenging right now! During the last call, we talk about what is working and what is still a challenge. I also help prepare you for some possible situations that you may face later in your dementia caregiving journey.

What should I expect from the 90 days of telephone support?

I use a free app known as Voxer. This app is like a walkie-talkie. You add my name to the app, you push the green button, and you start talking. I listen to your message and respond. I use it with my clients and it is a cool way for me to help you with specific issues in real time. Or, if you just need to vent–I’m here!

Registration ends Tuesday at midnight!

If you are ready to stop the fighting, the refusals, the hassles, the frustration, the fear that you are doing something wrong, then your next step is to click the order button below and get registered for the Confident and Competent Dementia Caregiving Program.

Testimonials

L.L.

Dr. Jablonski, you are a gem! You give working examples and emphasize patience. It was your expertise that helped me years ago. You advised to put a pretty, blue towel over the toilet (which looked like a hole) and say, “have a seat”. I’d pull the towel out as she turned to sit. I especially appreciated all your smart tips when I needed them to assure her to trust me, and know she was loved and safe. I keep you as a constant guide to share with friends that are caregivers now.

Rita, this is beautiful. Even though I had tried to tell my mother over and over about my stepfather not “fitting any new information in his box” (I learned this from listening to you), it took a [coaching] session with you and YOU telling my mother this for her to understand. She has more patience with him now, although it can still be overwhelming for her. You definitely have found your calling in Life! We will see you at the next [coaching] session. Thanks for everything you do!

I cannot thank you enough. It all rings true and a few of your approaches are things I’ve arrived at, by trial and error. (Mostly the latter, LOL). But you explain what the person with dementia is feeling or responding too, which helps me better understand, be proactive, and be empathetic. You have a great sense of humor – I love “the judge is waiting.”