Support for the Journey
Through Dementia

Compassionate therapy for patients and
caregivers navigating memory loss,
confusion, emotional strain, and
caregiving fatigue—online or in-person.

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What Is Dementia?

Dementia Affects the Whole Family

—We’re Here for All of You

Dementia is a progressive condition that impacts memory, behavior, reasoning, and communication. But beyond the diagnosis lies a deeply emotional journey—for both the individual and those who love and care for them.

Common symptoms include:

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Memory loss

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Mood changes, anxiety, or aggression

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Difficulty with reasoning and decision-making

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Confusion or disorientation

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Wandering or risky behavior

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Loss of independence in daily tasks

Diagnosis is overwhelming—but it’s not the end of the story. With the right support, you can create meaningful moments, improve quality of life, and reduce caregiver stress.

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Counseling for Dementia Caregivers

You Can’t Pour From an Empty Cup

If you're caring for someone with dementia, you may feel isolated, emotionally drained, or uncertain about how to cope with their changing needs.

Therapy for caregivers can help you:

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Process the grief and emotional toll of “ambiguous loss”

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Prevent caregiver burnout and resentment

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Gain strategies for difficult behaviors or communication

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Set boundaries and ask for help without guilt

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Reclaim parts of yourself while continuing to care for your loved one

Sometimes, the best thing you can do for them—is take care of you.

How Therapy Helps Patients With Dementia

Therapy Can Support Patients Too

For individuals in the early stages of dementia, counseling can provide emotional grounding, reduce anxiety, and help maintain mental stimulation and dignity.

Our therapists help patients:

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Express their fears, frustration, and confusion

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Cope with memory loss and mood changes

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Stay mentally and emotionally engaged

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Strengthen relationships with loved ones

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Maintain routines and autonomy for as long as possible

Even as the disease progresses, the value of compassion, validation, and
emotional care remains.

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Why ACT Family Counseling

35+ Years Supporting California Families
Through Life’s Most Difficult Moments

Our therapists are trained to support both patients and caregivers through the
challenges of dementia with empathy, insight, and flexibility.

Why ACT?

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Licensed therapists with dementia care experience

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Sessions available online or in-person

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Phone, video, and secure text counseling options

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HIPAA-compliant and fully confidential

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Flexible scheduling

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Insurance accepted | No long-term commitment

We meet you where you are—emotionally and logistically.

Get the Support You Deserve

You don’t have to do this alone. Let’s help you care with compassion—without losing yourself in the process.

FAQ’s

Dementia Counseling FAQs