Ceresti Health

03/01/2026

Coaching family caregivers of people living with dementia is not a job. It's a calling, as our own Chandler Edwards explains beautifully.

You did not ask for this role. But we did.
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02/28/2026

Small tools—like learning how to redirect or prepare—can make home feel calmer. if you are caring for a loved one with dementia, you are not alone. The GUIDE model can equip you with the tools that make all the difference. https://hubs.ly/Q043VgGy0

02/27/2026

Caring for someone living with dementia can feel isolating — even if you’re strong, capable, and experienced. Everyone needs guidance, resources and reassurance. No one should face dementia caregiving alone. That includes you.

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02/26/2026

Dementia doesn’t happen overnight. Sometimes it can manifest slowly, showing up as subtle confusion, unexpected behaviors, or changes that feel random to adult children and spouses.

One of our own colleagues told us she might have dismissed he early dementia signs in her parent, if she hadn’t learned what they could mean through Ceresti’s education and coaching.

Understanding dementia changes how you respond as a family caregiver — and how you plan ahead.

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02/25/2026

Have you ever felt like something wasn’t fully addressed at a doctor’s visit?

Family caregivers of loved ones living with dementia experienced that firsthand. Through Ceresti’s dementia care coaching, we activate caregiver to recognize meaningful changes and advocate with confidence.

Dementia is complex. Knowing what to ask — and when to push for more evaluation — can make a real difference. https://hubs.ly/Q043T5kz0

02/24/2026

“I should know how to handle this.”

That’s what one of our colleagues thought. She’s spent decades in healthcare — and still felt overwhelmed when her parent began showing signs of dementia. Without Ceresti’s education and coaching, she said she would have felt completely lost.

Dementia doesn’t come with a roadmap. Even experienced professionals struggle to piece it together. If you’re second-guessing yourself, wondering what’s normal and what’s not, you’re not alone.

The right guidance can bring clarity — and peace of mind.

Eligible for Medicare’s GUIDE Program? Discover how Ceresti helps families get expert dementia care support, guidance, and peace of mind.

02/23/2026

A dementia diagnosis can feel isolating, but family caregivers consistently tell us that everything changes when they realize they are not alone. One caregiver shared that Ceresti's program turned out to be “more than I ever thought,” because it paired professional skill with genuine human connection and understanding.

Over time, these relationships often grow into something deeper — a trusted voice to call for advice, emotional support, or even just a moment to cry. Many caregivers describe their coach as a lifeline and someone they count on through every stage of the journey.
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02/22/2026

Family caregivers of people living with dementia don’t need judgment. They need resources – someone who listens. https://hubs.ly/Q043fhk80

02/21/2026

Dementia doesn’t just affect the person living with the condition—it reshapes daily life for the entire family. Many family caregivers tell us they don’t just need resources; they want a real human who understands. Someone who listens without judgment, helps them problem-solve, and reminds them they’re doing an incredibly hard job with love.

Check-ins with a family caregiver coach can feel like lifelines, guidance to navigate behaviors and stress – and the encouragement that restores confidence. Caregiving is intense. But with the right support, it can also include moments of relief, strength and even joy. https://hubs.ly/Q043fdTQ0

02/20/2026

"I didn't realize I was a caregiver."
"I didn't know I needed support."
"I didn't understand what was happening. Nothing made sense. I felt helpless. Angry."

We hear these words every day, often through tears and frustration – and eventually – appreciation and relief. Today is National Caregivers Day, a day set aside to honor professional and family caregivers alike.

In dementia care, every day is caregiver day. Every day we educate and support caregivers who are so focused on caring for their loved one, they don't know how to ask for help.

If you are caring for a loved one with dementia, reach out. You don't have to do this alone.

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02/19/2026

When dementia enters a family, many family caregivers focus so fully on their loved one that they forget about their own health. “I’m fine” becomes the default—until one day… they’re not. That’s why it’s so powerful when a family caregiver finally gives themselves permission to get care, rest and breathe without worrying that everything will fall apart at home.

The right support can make all the difference: a steady coach who helps troubleshoot tough moments, shares practical strategies and provides a calm voice when emotions run high. Because caring for yourself is part of caring for your loved one. https://hubs.ly/Q043f1bp0

02/18/2026

Dementia behaviors aren’t choices. They’re symptoms. Understanding that can reduce family caregiver's feelings of guilt and frustration. https://hubs.ly/Q043f18g0