Ways to work together
Useful support for the moments that matter.
Choose a learning path for your team, your organization, or your family. Every conversation begins with the care situation in front of you.
Services
Three ways to work together.
Seminars and training
The Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia Care Seminar: the NCCDP curriculum leading to the Certified Dementia Practitioner (CDP) credential. A full day, or two half-days, in person or online. Shorter custom sessions from 90 minutes are available for teams that need one topic covered well.
About the CDP Seminar →Family guidance
One-to-one guidance for families caring for someone living with dementia: communication, daily routines, planning ahead, and finding support. Available by phone or video.
Book a discovery call →Consultation
An independent dementia consultant brought into your organization: assessment, practical recommendations, and training built around what your staff is actually working on. For care settings, agencies on aging, adult day programs, and first responders.
Book a discovery call →For senior care leaders
Compliance training is not dementia training.
A compliance module checks the regulatory box. It doesn’t tell a CNA why a resident fights her at bath time, or what to say when someone asks for their mother every evening at 4 p.m.
Real dementia training teaches the why behind the behavior, then the how of responding. That is the gap between staff who manage dementia and staff who understand it. Families can tell the difference.
For families
You weren’t trained for this. You can learn.
Nobody hands you a manual when a parent is diagnosed. The guilt you feel is a training gap, not a love gap. Dementia care is a learned skill, and it gets easier when you learn it.
“What is Dementia?” A six-week class for care partners
A six-week class for care partners who want to understand, not just cope. Two hours a week, taught live. Classes are scheduled around each facility’s availability. Ask about it on your discovery call.
Free from Regina
Get practical dementia care tips from Regina.
Short, useful emails for family care partners and care professionals. Learn what is happening in the brain and what to do next.
Want a free guide too? Families: 10 Things Never to Say. Care leaders: the One CDP on Every Shift checklist.
Not sure where to start? Let’s talk.
Every conversation begins with the care situation in front of you. Book a free discovery call and Regina will help you find the right next step for your team, your family, or your community.