Dementia Education for Organizations

Clinically grounded education to support caregivers, staff, and families navigating dementia.

A Trusted Resource for Dementia Education

Better Dementia™ provides clear, practical, medically grounded education about dementia — designed to help people understand what is happening, what to expect next, and how to respond with skill and compassion.

The Better Dementia™ course is available for organizational use by groups that support individuals and families affected by dementia.

Who This Is For

Organizations that commonly reach out include:

Memory care and assisted living communities
Home care agencies
Hospice and palliative care programs
Healthcare systems and clinics
Universities and training programs
Employers and Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs)
Community organizations and foundations

If your organization supports caregivers, staff, students, or families navigating dementia, this education may be a fit.

How Organizations Use the Course

Organizations partner with Better Dementia™ in a variety of ways, including:

Staff education and onboarding
Family education as a premium or value-added offering
Caregiver support programming
Community education initiatives
Employee caregiver support and benefits

The course provides a shared foundation of understanding that helps reduce crisis-driven decisions, improve communication, and preserve dignity throughout the dementia journey.

About the Course

The Better Dementia™ course is a self-paced, on-demand educational program created for family caregivers — and widely used by professionals to support consistent, compassionate dementia care.

It focuses on:

How dementia affects the brain
How abilities change over time
Why behaviors shift
How caregivers and teams can adapt support as needs evolve

The course is designed to be returned to as circumstances change, making it a durable resource rather than one-time training.

Start a Conversation

If you are interested in making the Better Dementia™ course available within your organization — or would like to discuss how it might support your staff or families — I invite you to get in touch.

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