Quick Tips for Dementia Caregivers

Becoming a caregiver for someone with irreversible dementia (like Alzheimer's) is no easy assignment. I get that. That is why I am offering a few tips to keep in mind as you begin your journey. And why I am writing a book to support caregivers all the way through.

UPCOMING BOOK—Finding Grace When You Want to Scream: Simple Tips to Cope for Dementia Caregivers

You are not alone. I share
stories to inform your journey.

The BASE System of Self-Care is designed to help you cope.

Find nuggets of wisdom to help you when needed.

Stories you resonate with. Solutions you need.

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About the Author—Tanya Brockett, MBA

Tanya is a trained Caregiver Support Group Facilitator, author, business owner, and speaker on a mission to help as many of the over 11 million unpaid dementia caregivers in the US as possible. These caregivers need support, resources, and guidance to navigate a role they may never have asked for but want to fulfill successfully.

Tanya knows what caregivers face—she's been one and she has supported many in her monthly group meetings. Being a caregiver for someone with irreversible dementia can be a thankless and frustrating experience. One in nine people over the age of 65 are facing a dementia diagnosis (about 6.7 million in the US). One in three will die from it. Eleven million unpaid caregivers are looking after them. But who is caring for the caregiver? Tanya is a champion for dementia caregivers.

Tanya’s upcoming book, Finding Grace When You Want to Scream: Simple Tips to Cope for Dementia Caregivers, shares insights for navigating the caregiver journey with grace. Its sometimes lighthearted stories and examples help others to breathe when they want to scream.