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Empatia Specialist Dementia Coaching

Specialist Dementia Support That Goes Beyond Care

Empatia provides specialist dementia support that goes beyond care.

Dementia changes everything — but the right support can change how it feels.

I’m Amy Kerti. I work with people living with dementia and their families to reduce distress, strengthen relationships, and bring a sense of stability back into daily life.

This is not a care service, this is not a sitting service or general advice.

It’s specialist, therapeutic support and advanced education— tailored to the real challenges you’re facing, and built to make a meaningful difference.

Understanding & Managing Distress and Behaviour

Struggling with Behaviour, Distress or Conflict?

When dementia leads to distress, agitation, or changes in behaviour, it can feel overwhelming — and often nothing seems to work.

This isn’t just “part of dementia”.
There is always a reason behind it.

I specialise in understanding what’s driving these changes and helping you respond in ways that reduce distress, improve day-to-day life, and manage the wider challenges you’re facing alongside dementia.

This support helps you to:

  • Understand what’s behind behaviour and distress

  • Reduce conflict, anxiety, and escalation

  • Respond calmly and effectively in difficult moments

  • Strengthen connection and rebuild trust

  • Feel more in control of what’s happening

This is for families who feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure what to do next.

Includes in-depth assessment, personalised formulation, and practical strategies that work in real life.

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black pants

Making Sense of Dementia & Planning Ahead

Trying to Make Sense of Dementia and What Comes Next?

After a diagnosis — or even before — many people are left trying to figure things out on their own.

What does this mean?
What should we expect?
How do we adapt without losing ourselves?

This support gives you clarity, direction, and confidence early on — so you’re not constantly reacting to change.

We focus on:

  • Understanding symptoms and how dementia is affecting you

  • Making sense of changes in behaviour and communication

  • Protecting identity, roles, and relationships

  • Adjusting emotionally as a family

  • Planning ahead in a way that feels manageable

This creates a strong foundation — so things feel more stable, informed, and less overwhelming.

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smiling woman

Ongoing Specialist Support

Feeling the Emotional Weight of Dementia?

Dementia doesn’t just change memory — it changes relationships, roles, and how life feels day to day.

Over time, many people in a supportive and caring role experience:

  • ongoing stress and exhaustion

  • frustration, guilt, or emotional overwhelm

  • a sense of loss, even while the person is still here

This is where ongoing support matters.

These sessions provide space to think, process, and adjust — while developing the skills and resilience to keep going.

Ongoing support helps you to:

  • manage stress, burnout, and emotional strain

  • work through grief, loss, and complex feelings

  • improve communication and reduce tension

  • maintain strong, meaningful relationships

  • feel more confident and steady over time

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people standing on shore during golden hour

Joint Coaching – Stay Connected Through Dementia

Dementia can place real strain on relationships — leading to tension, distance, and misunderstanding.

This support is designed for both the person living with dementia and the person alongside them — helping you understand what’s changing and how to navigate it together.

We focus on:

  • Improving communication and emotional understanding

  • Reducing tension, frustration, and misinterpretation

  • Strengthening your relationship as you adapt to change

  • Maintaining connection, closeness, and shared moments

You don’t have to work this out alone.

We help you respond differently, understand each other more clearly, and move forward together with greater confidence and stability.

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man and woman standing in front of sink

"Amy helped me to see that I too had a life to live and she gave me the strength to continue. Amy is a consummate professional with an extensive knowledge of dementia and other related conditions."

Wife caring for her Husband with early onset Alzheimer's disease and possible Dementia with Lewy Bodies

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contact@empatiadementia.org | 07763 286169