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Dementia Steady: the course

The guide gets you through the first two weeks. The course is built for everything after. Five modules, 30 to 40 minutes each, that teach you how to reach the person you love, read what their behavior is telling you, stay steady in the hardest moments, and notice what doctors need to hear. It's built, it's real, and the waitlist gets it first.

The five modules

1. How to Reach Them. Six principles that change conversations when words become unreliable. Stop managing, start connecting.
2. Who They Still Are. You are not caring for a diagnosis. Build the portrait of the person that makes every hard moment easier to read.
3. What It's Telling You. Refusal, repetition, agitation, accusation: a step-by-step way to read behavior as communication and respond to what it's actually saying.
4. When It's Hardest. The moments that break caregivers, and your own steadiness in them, treated as a skill you can practice, not a personality trait.
5. What You Notice. How to see change early and describe it so doctors and care teams take it seriously.

How it works

Self-paced, on your schedule. Each module takes 30 to 40 minutes. Do one a week or one a night; your progress and your commitments are saved as you go.
You follow three families. Eleanor, Frank, and Miriam appear in every module, so the skills build on people you come to know, not abstract examples.
Field cards for the fridge. Every module ends with a printable one-page card, so the skill is in your kitchen at 7 a.m., not in a browser tab.
Commitments that carry. Each module ends with one specific commitment, and the next module opens by asking how it went. Small, real, and yours.

Dementia Steady: the course

The five modules

How it works

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