Is your family struggling to care for a loved one with dementia? Or perhaps there are signs that make you concerned this dilemma is in your future?

First, it’s important to understand what dementia is and isn’t – this brief video from Teepa Snow, dementia care educator and founder of the Positive Approach to Care™, is a good introduction:

Teepa Snow Dementia 101

Many of our clients are just like you: They want to do the very best for their loved ones, yet they’re overwhelmed by the level of care required. Maybe you are the primary caregiver, or maybe you feel helpless as you watch your mom, dad, or another family member try to manage everything alone.

Do any of these sound familiar?

• No one can take care of my loved one but me.
• It’s too hard to take care of mom, I couldn’t ask anyone else to do it.
• Dementia has made dad difficult to deal with, we’re the only ones who understand him.

At Assisting Hands of Northern Kentucky, we’ve committed thousands of hours to train all our home care professionals in the Positive Approach to Care™ method.

Our clients live in a wide variety of situations, and we can help wherever we’re needed. Keeping those with brain disease in a stable living condition for as long as possible is key to keeping them happy and comfortable. Assisting Hands of Northern Kentucky can extend the time your loved one can spend at home or in assisted living, or we can improve their quality of life in a memory care facility.

Let us add life to your loved one’s years – and give you and your family peace of mind.