When you’re the one everyone leans on, dementia caregiving can quickly become a full-time job. You’re fielding medical appointments, behavior changes, safety concerns, family opinions—often while maintaining your own career or managing a household.
At Idaho Neuropsychology, we work together with our patients and their caregivers to create a clear plan that takes into account medical concerns and the realities of daily living.
You’re allowed to ask for backup. You’re doing an extraordinary job in an extraordinarily hard situation. Caregivers are most likely the person:
Managing appointments, medications, and transportation.
Fielding late-night calls when something goes wrong.
Trying to protect your loved one’s dignity while keeping them safe.
Already stretched thin with a demanding job, supporting other family members, or managing your own health and wellness.
If you’re reading this and thinking, “This is exactly my life,” that is a sign you don’t need to white-knuckle this alone anymore.
At Idaho Neuropsychology, we offer specialized support tailored to your unique needs. Our Boise-based team will empower you with the knowledge and support to help manage your loved one’s condition proactively, ensuring peace of mind and an improved quality of life.
Choose Idaho Neuropsychology for unparalleled expertise, individualized attention, and a commitment to your well-being.
We offer an empathetic space to learn how to manage the challenges of caring for someone with dementia, while maintaining your own health and wellness.
Caregiver coaching sessions are one hour long, and typically include 4-8 sessions depending on your needs and your loved one’s condition. Meet with our team in-person, via telehealth, or by phone to accommodate your schedule.
Powerful Tools for Caregivers program – a free 6-part series to teach essential caregiving skills
Memory Café – monthly support groups for caregivers and their loved one with dementia
Education designed specifically for caregivers
If you’re not sure whether caregiver coaching is right for you, you can start with a short, no-pressure call to talk through your situation and options.
