Dementia Doesn’t Come with a Manual. But I’ve Got You
Dementia expert Joanna LaFleur shares real-life strategies, encouragement, and connection for every part of the caregiving journey.
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You shouldn't have to figure this out alone.
Your dementia expert is here to guide you with compassion and real tools.
I’m Joanna LaFleur - dementia expert, educator, and fierce advocate for caregivers who are trying to do the impossible… with very little support.
Through high-impact training, creative tools, and real talk from someone who’s been there, I help you care with love - and a plan.
NEW BOOK! Bringing Joy Everyday:
A Year of Dementia Friendly Activities
This definitive collection of dementia activities is built from 20+ years of real-life caregiving experience. This is not just a book - it's a lifeline and daily guide to help you create moments that matter.
📖 Inside You’ll Discover...
- Months of structured daily support, January-June in Vol. 1 and July-December in Vol. 2
- Three dementia friendly activities for every single day, more than 500 per book
- Clear step-by-step instructions with supply lists and conversation starters
- Simple modifications for early, mid, and late stages, so no one is left out
- Printable activity pages, ready-to-use worksheets, coloring pages, guides, and more
- Encouragement woven throughout because caregivers need care too
Not sure where to start?
Here are some of the ways I can help.
Not sure where to start? Here are some of the ways I can help.
What Caregivers Are Saying
"Instead of feeling lost and frustrated, you have given me the ability to feel grounded. I have referred countless people to your social media that are grasping for an understanding of their loved one."
"The activity book is great — it's helped us go from daily survival to enjoying life more."
"Caregivers out here drowning and you're throwing us a flotation device with every video."
Looking to make caregiving feel less overwhelming?
I’m your girl. Let’s make caregiving easier, for you and your person with dementia.
