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Life as a caregiver for a loved one with dementia can be BRUTAL. We know first hand: the people in this community do it every day.

When you take on caring for your loved one, you face a lot of disadvantages that the pros don't have to worry about.

1. You don't get to clock out and leave your worries behind
2. It's personal for you; you don't get any objective distance to see things from a less emotional perspective when you're caring for a loved one
3. Many of us don't have the support of our fellow professionally trained caregivers for advice and backup
4. You haven't been trained on the skills that caregivers require and are learning by sometimes dangerous trial and error

I could go on, but I'm guessing these points are hitting the spot in your gut where that sinking, exhausted feeling has made its home.

Now imagine this... What if there were a place where you could ask for objective feedback, get candid support from your fellow family caregivers as well as industry professionals, and receive best-in-class training suitable for professionals and family caregivers alike?

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