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LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION SUPPORT
FOR CAREGIVERS

With my support, no matter where you and your
the person in your care are at, you are not alone.

The majority of my years as a professional has included working with children and adults who experience difficulty with verbal communication and expression. Over the last five years, I have also been caring for my father who is losing

his ability to communicate clearly due to Alzheimer's. 

Pulling from these experiences, my support offers insight, information and ideas that help guide you in taking actionable steps that stimulate and enhance

the person's langauge and communication skills.

Not sure if this could help you?​​

During sessions, we explore practical ideas and strategies to encourage the person's language and communication in real time, which is especially helpful if you:

  • have noticed that the person in your care has a unique way of communicating, that only you seem to understand

  • have celebrated the person's second birthday, and they are only saying a few verbal words

  • are waiting for a diagnosis for the person you are caring for

  • recently received a diagnosis for the person and are waiting for public services

  • are receiving public (or other) services, but feel that it is not meeting you and the person's needs

  • are looking for a fresh approach after years of supporting an adult  who has a disability

  • are supporting someone who has Alzheimer's, and need some ideas for how to communicate with them.

Do you still have questions, or you are ready to work with me?

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