Parkinson's Dementia Companion Care: Compassion in Action

A diagnosis of Parkinson's dementia can be overwhelming and managing daily life can often feel insurmountable. According to the Alzheimer's Association, Parkinson's disease is a relatively common neurological disorder among older adults, affecting nearly 2% of those over age 65. This underscores the critical need for specialized  experts, well-versed in the unique aspects of the condition.

When someone is living with Parkinson's disease dementia, they often require assistance with daily activities. It's also important to remember that compassionate companion care for Parkinson's dementia involves addressing the emotional and relational challenges that come with the condition.

This is where You & Me Aging and Dementia coaching comes in. We coach caregivers to higher levels of empathy, patience and kindness.  This emotional connection  breathes life into the person needing care, leaving them feeling valued and more receptive to assistance. It also has the potential to give the caregiver a renewed sense of purpose, clarity and calm.

Caring for someone living with Parkinson's dementia is a life-altering journey, one that can feel overwhelming and isolating. The good news is  you don't have to shoulder this immense responsibility on your own.

We understand the challenges, uncertainties, and emotional toll that comes with Parkinson's dementia. Allow us to be your guide and source of emotional strength and support. Learning how to provide the best Parkinson's dementia companion care is compassion in action. Take the first step today.