The Dementia Ally
Education · Science · Connection
We're Grateful You're Here.
Whether you’re living with dementia, supporting someone you love, or caring for others professionally, we’re here to provide practical, evidence-based education you can trust. Here you’ll find reliable education, practical strategies, and compassionate support grounded in the latest dementia research.
What We Offer
Evidence-Based Dementia Education. Practical Resources. Compassionate Guidance.
Consultations
Individualized support for families and care partners navigating the challenges of dementia.
Resources
Articles, guides, and practical tools to help you better understand and navigate dementia.
Training
Evidence-based workshops, presentations, and professional training for organizations and communities.
Podcast
Making dementia easier to understand through evidence-based education, practical guidance, and expert conversations.
Our Mission
To bridge the gap between dementia research and everyday life by providing evidence-based education, practical resources, and compassionate guidance that empower people living with dementia, care partners, professionals, and communities to understand, navigate, and advocate with confidence.
Who We Serve
People Living with Dementia
Every person deserves dignity, respect, and the opportunity to live purposefully. We strive to provide accessible information and practical tools that promote understanding, communication, well-being, and quality of life, while honoring each person’s unique strengths and preferences.
Care Partners
Whether you’re a spouse, adult child, grandchild, sibling, friend, or another care partner, caring for someone with dementia can feel overwhelming. We’re here to help you build confidence through practical strategies, trusted information, and real-world solutions to the challenges you face every day.
Professionals
From healthcare providers and long-term care staff to first responders, social workers, and community professionals, we offer evidence-based education and training that support person- centered, compassionate dementia care and meaningful interactions.
Communities
Building dementia-friendly communities takes all of us. We work to increase awareness, reduce stigma, and equip businesses, organizations, faith communities, and the public with the knowledge and tools to foster understanding and inclusion for people living with dementia and their support networks.
Meet the Founder
Navigating dementia can feel overwhelming—but you don’t have to do it alone.
The Dementia Ally exists to bridge the gap between dementia research and everyday life by translating evidence-based knowledge into practical guidance that families, professionals, and communities can confidently apply.
Our approach is compassionate, person-centered, and rooted in the belief that every person living with dementia deserves dignity, respect, and meaningful connection.
Work with Us
Frequently Asked Questions
Can presentations be customized?
Yes. Every session is tailored to your organization’s goals, audience, and learning objectives.
Do you offer virtual education?
Yes. Virtual and in-person education options are available.
How long are presentations?
Presentation lengths vary and can be customized based on your needs.
Do you travel?
Yes. Travel options are available depending on location and event needs.
How much does training cost?
Pricing is customized based on the format, audience size, location, and duration. Please contact us for a personalized quote.
Do you offer Continuing Education Credit?
Continuing education credits are not currently available. We hope to offer CE opportunities in the future as The Dementia Ally grows.
Do you offer reduced-cost services?
Reduced-cost or no-cost services may be available when supported by a grant, sponsorship, or other designated funding. Availability and eligibility vary based on current funding. Please contact us to learn whether funded services are currently available.
Do you take insurance?
The Dementia Ally is a private-pay service and does not bill or accept insurance directly. Upon request, we can provide an itemized receipt for services purchased and payments made. Depending on your health plan and benefits, you may be able to submit this documentation to your insurance carrier or another benefit program for possible reimbursement. Coverage and reimbursement are not guaranteed, so we recommend contacting your plan directly to determine whether your benefits may apply.