Strategies to Navigate the Storm of Your Husband's Dementia Diagnosis
Are you facing the overwhelming challenges that come with your husband's dementia diagnosis? Know that you're not alone.....
This online course
"Strategies to Navigate the Storm of Your Husband's Dementia Diagnosis"
can help you feel less adrift and reclaim moments of peace amidst the challenges.
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These simple strategies changed everything for me - I could even apply them when my husband was still living at home.
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If you do nothing else download the workbook on the intro tab and watch the first three modules – each lesson is only around 20 minutes long..
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After these first few modules you will:
Feel calmer
Increase your resilience and sense of wellbeing
Reduce stress and anxiety
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Usually US $97, I’m now offering for only US $27 (Approx NZ $47),
NB: All sales are final on this digital product - at this great price no refunds are available.
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You’ll get access to the entire course, so get started now, and save the rest for later.
Testimonials
Thank you for creating this course for women whose husbands are suffering from
dementia. The stories, information and exercises have been valuable for me as a
carer to stay positive and calm, especially the gratefulness and journal writing.
I continue these strategies today and find them making a real difference in my stability.
I recommend this course to anyone caring for someone with dementia
Sjaan (Partner has young onset dementia)
I am so impressed with what you have put together. It looks so professional and yet has a lovely relaxed 'I am with you' feel to it.
I am quite wowed that you have managed to achieve this, which is a testament to the course in itself!
Emma (Young Onset Dementia Advisor)
Meet Jennifer
Grief reshapes us, leaving us to navigate a world that will never be the same. As a Certified SWITCH Life Coach, Jennifer walks alongside women facing loss—whether it’s loss of a loved one, a job loss, or a life transition—helping them discover, “Who am I now?” and “Where to next?”
Drawing from her journey supporting her husband through young-onset dementia, and her coaching philosophy of, “Grow through what you go through”, Jennifer guides women to rebuild and find acceptance, meaning, gratitude and joy.
