Support That Meets You Where You Are
Whether you’re navigating a diagnosis, managing challenging behaviours, or just need someone to talk to—Discussing Dementia offers personalised, practical support grounded in years of lived and professional experience.
1. Coaching & Consultation
For carers, families, or health professionals
Includes:
1:1 Zoom or phone sessions Emotional support, practical strategies, and system navigation Guidance on behavioural changes, diagnosis, carer overwhelm, and communication Clear, non-judgmental support tailored to your needs
Ideal for:
Carers seeking clarity, professionals needing behavioural insight, or families overwhelmed by the next step.
Investment:
Longer sessions and ongoing support packages available
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2. Behaviour Support & Care Planning
Person-centred behavioural strategies and future planning
Includes:
Custom behaviour support plans (home or facility-based) Liaison with family, staff, or care teams Written recommendations and follow-up support
Ideal for:
Families, carers, or teams seeking compassionate, evidence-informed responses to behavioural or care challenges.
Investment:
Includes initial session + written plan + one follow-up
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3. Education & Training
Workshops and one-on-one education
Includes:
Zoom-based sessions for families, carers, or staff (45–60 mins) Custom topics such as: Understanding Dementia Behaviour & Communication Preventing Carer Burnout Navigating the Dementia Journey PDF handouts and resource links
Ideal for:
Community groups, aged care facilities, GP clinics, or home carers seeking clarity and confidence.
Investment:
From $120 per session
Custom quotes available for multiple bookings or tailored programs
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4. Future Planning & Self-Advocacy Support
Helping people with dementia express their voice and shape their future
Includes:
One-on-one sessions with the person newly diagnosed with dementia Guided conversations to explore their values, goals, and care preferences Creation of a personalised “What Matters to Me” or Future Planning document Optional involvement of family or care partners Support in communicating these wishes to health professionals or services
Ideal for:
People in the early stages of dementia who want to maintain autonomy, make their wishes known, and feel confident in navigating what’s ahead.
Investment:
Includes 1-hour session + written summary plan
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Coming Soon: Resources & Downloads
Checklists, printable guides, and tools to support:
Carer wellbeing, Early planning ,Hospital or aged care transitions
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Not sure what you need?
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Book a free 15-minute intro call to explore the best support for you.
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