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Hands holding another person's hands, offering support and guidance through a dementia caregiver therapy session

Available Online

4 Dementia Caregiver Therapy Sessions

Monthly Subscription (25% Discount)

1 h
375 US dollars
Remote or at Haleiwa Office

Description

Weekly dementia caregiver therapy sessions to keep dementia caregivers motivated, optimistic and inspired. Topics may include: Difficult dementia behaviors Aggression or verbal outbursts Sundowning Refusal to bathe, eat, or take medication Hallucinations and delusions Family disagreements about care Transitioning to memory care Caregiver burnout and overwhelm Emotional support for family caregivers Dementia de-stigmatization In an effort to make support affordable for more people, I reserve some time for people experiencing financial hardship on a “pay what you can” basis. If you need to pay a reduced fee, please do not hesitate to ask me about it and I will offer what I can.


Cancellation Policy

Calls can be rescheduled/cancelled within 4 hours of the start time. No refunds for missed sessions that haven't been rescheduled at least 4 hours prior. Disclaimer By subscribing to this service, you acknowledge that Shawnee Canjura and The Dementia Doula are not medical, legal, or licensed professionals and that all information provided is for educational and informational purposes only. No specific outcomes are guaranteed, and you assume full responsibility for how you apply any information or recommendations. Shawnee Canjura and The Dementia Doula disclaim liability for any loss, injury, or damages resulting from the use of this information. Session communications are treated as confidential; however, confidentiality may be limited if you invite additional participants to a session, provide written permission for disclosure, if a person’s safety may be at risk. For more information visit: https://www.thedementiadoula.net/disclaimer


Contact Details

help@thedementiadoula.net

"We all come into this world needing care and, if we're lucky, we go out needing care too."

-Shawnee Canjura, Owner, Doula, Caregiver, Daughter, Mother

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