Who I Help
The Person Living With a Diagnosis
Older adults with neurological disorders
If you've recently been diagnosed, you may be coming to terms with a "new normal" — making sense of what your future holds while managing fear, grief, and uncertainty. I offer a steady, understanding place to process it, at whatever pace feels right.
Alzheimer's & dementia
Frontotemporal dementia
Lewy body dementia
Stroke-related changes
Parkinson's disease
The Person Providing Care
Family caregivers
Most people who reach out weren't expecting this role. You may be a spouse or family member carrying it largely on your own — feeling overwhelmed, angry, guilty, or grieving a future that now looks entirely different.
That grief has a name: anticipatory, or ambiguous, grief. It's one of the loneliest forms of loss — and you don't have to carry it by yourself.
How I Support Caregivers
I don't treat only the person with the diagnosis — I care for the whole family system, and I keep you at the center of the conversation. When you're ready, I'm here to support you.