Understandably, noone wants to receive a dementia diagnosis.
It can be shocking and leave people in despair.
“While we can't change the diagnosis, we can change how we live with it"
My goal is to make dementia easier to understand, so families feel more confident and better supported as they navigate life after diagnosis.
Why Families Trust Us
💙 Clear explanations, without complex jargon
💙 Practical strategies for daily life
💙 Clear step-by-step guidance and support
💙 We focus on strengths, not just challenges
💙 Help people stay connected
About Amanda
I'm a Neurological Physiotherapist and Dementia Consultant with over 25 years' experience supporting people living with neurological conditions.
Throughout my career, I saw many families leave appointments overwhelmed with information but unsure what it meant for everyday life. That's why I created Dementia ConnectEd®.
Everything I create is designed to make dementia easier to understand, so families feel more informed, confident and supported after diagnosis.
Building trust & connection
"I call you amazing Amanda. You were the only health professional that mum would engage with."
T.F (Spearwood)
Compassionate professional support
"Thank you for being so kind and compassionate with my client. It is lovely to see a health professional who is so skilled and also so caring.
NDIS Support Coordinator (Perth)
Making dementia easier to understand
"The staff found your training and information very useful. You explain things simply and clearly"
Perth Home Care Provider
Professional Speaking & Education
Cognitive Stimulation Therapy and practical ways families can support thinking and connection at home.
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2025 Ageing Well Expo
Perth 2025
Presenter & Exhibitor
“You Can Live Well with Dementia”
YODWA
Guest Speaker
Supporting confidence, engagement, and connection through meaningful activity.
Amanda Has Presented At
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ABC Talkback radio
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GP education luncheons
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Community dementia education events
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Carer support groups
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Aged care provider education sessions
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Local dementia and ageing forums
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Healthcare professional networking events
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Podcasts
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Academic meetings
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Young Onset Dementia network meetings