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Helping People Live Well

With Dementia

Therapist guidance to help you build on your strengths and take positive action

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Most people don't need more information.
They need the right information

Explained Simply

"I wish we'd found you sooner"

[husband & wife]

After a dementia diagnosis, there is still so much you can do.

A dementia diagnosis families are often left asking 

"What do we do now?"

 

While dementia brings challenges, it doesn't take away the opportunity to live well.

With the right understanding, practical guidance and evidence-based support, families can take positive steps to support connection, confidence, and everyday life.

You don't have to work this out on your own.

We'll help you understand what's changing and show you practical ways to make every moment count.

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Free Webinar

Make sense of what's changing, understand what can help, and discover practical therapist-guided ways to support communication, connection and wellbeing.

Image of a couple connecting during the Dementia ConnectEd cognitive stimulation therapy workshop

Family Workshop

Experience an evidence-based activity session and discover the evidence-based principles behind an approach that supports thinking, communication, confidence and connection.

ConnectEd Pathway

A comprehensive, guided family program combining practical guidance and Cognitive Stimulation Therapy to help families support a loved one to continue living well with dementia.

Science shows the brain can continue to learn and adapt -
even when dementia is part of life

Is Our Support Right For You?

Ideal for people who want to take positive action after a dementia diagnosis

Gain understanding so you can make informed decisions

Access evidence-based programs that support thinking & language skills

Learn practical strategies to support daily life & cognitive wellbeing

Enjoy quality time together, knowing you are helping

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Why I Created
Dementia ConnectEd
®

As a neurological physiotherapist, I have spent over 25 years helping people adapt to life after neurological injury and disease.

Rehabilitation is about helping people make the most of their strengths so they can continue living well.

When I began working with families living with dementia, they often told me they had received lots of information about dementia and what to expect, but what they really wanted to know was:

"What can we do to help?"

My programs help families replace uncertainty with understanding, giving them the confidence to take positive, evidence-based action and continue living well together.

​​​While we can't change the diagnosis,

we can change how we live with it.

"Amanda makes things simple to understand.  Noone explained things the way you do."

WIFE

"These activities brought our family closer together, they are so much fun."

WIFE & DAUGHTER

"I feel so much more positive after learning this, now I feel like I know what to do to help."

WIFE

Research Shows

The brain can learn, adapt, and respond, through a process called neuroplasticity.¹​

Cognitive Stimulation Therapy supports thinking, communication, and quality of life.²

How we engage with a person can influence confidence, connection and wellbeing.³

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Education & Training for Care Providers

Helping home care staff better understand dementia with practical, strategies they can use straight away.

LIVE ONLINE

PRE-RECORDED

IN PERSON

“Amanda made things interesting - it wasn't information overwhelm”

[Home Support Staff]

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