About Us
Our Approach
Where There is Help, There is Hope
The number of people living with dementia is growing and unfortunately at this time there is no cure. Our main goal at New Hope Dementia Solutions is to enable those living with dementia to remain in their home and community while minimizing caregiver stress. We use functional outcome measures to complete our initial in-home visit and make appropriate recommendations according to evidence-based practices. Our findings will help guide us in developing a person-centered individualized plan to assist in improving aspects of both cognitive and physical function, as well as management of any challenging symptoms and behaviors. Scheduled follow-up visits enable continued monitoring of a client’s abilities and limitations, while assisting caregivers in navigating the continuously changing horizon of dementia care. We believe “dementia” is only a word, it does not define who a person is or what potential they can achieve.
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we can help reduce stress
We understand the stress that comes following a dementia diagnosis and the uncertainty it brings. We incorporate stress management techniques for people living with dementia and their caregivers.
we can help find solutions
We recognize that everyone's journey with dementia is unique. We develop an individualized plan based on a person's abilities and the needs of their caregivers.
we can help raise awareness
We strive to preserve quality of life by educating and assisting caregivers, as well as frontline professionals, through creative solutions and insights. We aim to raise awareness in our communities and beyond.
Are you or a loved one living with dementia?
Our Founders
Arienne and Darla are Certified Dementia Practitioners (CDP) with a passion for dementia care. Their mission is to take away the stigma related to dementia and focus on a person’s abilities rather than limitations. Although dementia has a progressive nature, they recognize a person’s potential to stay safe in their home with those who love them the most.
They began their journey as rehabilitative therapists working with the geriatric population. They recognize the difficult decisions people are faced with and the unknown certainty of their future. After years of evaluating and treating people in acute care, long-term care, and on memory care units, their professional lives crossed. They discovered that their passion for helping those with dementia aligned, and they developed their current approach to dementia care and dementia consultation.
