My coach was extremely helpful and a pleasure to work with. We gained so much valuable information.
I wish to thank your organization for your guidance. My coach followed up several times after our three sessions were completed.
My coach was extraordinarily helpful and knowledgeable. She helped us find an appropriate place for my father after my mother died unexpectedly.
I was so frustrated all the time just trying to get him to shower. My coach made suggestions that always worked!
Coaching helped open my mind to what our mom is going through and how we can work to make her life better.
It was wonderful to speak to someone so knowledgeable about Alzheimer’s.
It made me more aware of the impact I can have through proper communication.
My expectations of my husband changed.
I learned not to treat my father like a child; to continue to talk with him as an adult.
I learned everyone accepts this disease differently and to be patient with my brother’s uneasiness with mom.
I learned that a good visit with my husband is my responsibility. I try to touch his emotions.
This is a wonderful program; I wish I knew about it two years earlier. I received a substantial amount of useful information which will help me continue to care for my husband.
My coach’s ability to listen to both me and my husband made us feel comfortable.
The transition from driver to passenger is very hard on Jerry. He couldn’t have done it without our coach’s help.
We learned how to respond to her wanting to go home, and how to keep her peaceful while we took care of our daily ‘stuff’.
My coach taught me what I can do for my husband to make days a lot easier for him.
I only have positive things to say regarding meeting with my coach. It was our first step seeking any professional support. She made it so easy.
The instant I met my coach I felt immediate relief in discussing the issues that were so new to me.
The coach gave us wonderful quality resources like Boston University Alzheimer’s Center. We enrolled in the research project.
It is nice to know there is this kind of information. This disease is very confusing at times.
Learning how to talk to my wife was extremely helpful. We can still talk together now.


	"It was wonderful to speak to someone so knowledgeable about Alzheimer’s."