Nourish: Supportive Resources

Think of Nourish as a multi-vitamin for self care.

- Edye Hoffmann, Founder, Dementia Differently

Course Curriculum

Introduction, the difference between dementia and cognitive impairment and finding respite

Available in days

days after you enroll

Frequently Asked Questions

What can I expect from Nourish?

Nourish is an on-going programme with expert interviews, cognitive guides and self-care resources you can access an on-going basis.

When will Nourish start?

You can put a note in your calendar for 20 April.

Is Nourish for both care partners?

This depends on your family dynamics. If you speak openly about dementia and cognitive changes, then yes, everyone is welcome. Each resource will be clear in the nature of the language used. If sensitive language is anticipated, we will note it in advance so you can make good decisions.

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Nourish UK Coupon Discount

Healthy resources designed to reduce care burden, compassion fatigue and dementia symptoms.

This is a subscription product billed on a monthly basis until you cancel. Cancel anytime from the account management page. Contact Edye Hoffmann at Dementia Differently for more info.

£35/month

Nourish USA Coupon Discount

Healthy resources designed to reduce care burden, compassion fatigue and dementia symptoms.

This is a subscription product billed on a monthly basis until you cancel. Cancel anytime from the account management page. Contact Edye Hoffmann at Dementia Differently for more info.

$35/month

Your Instructor

Edye Hoffmann

Edye has worked shoulder-to-shoulder with individuals with Alzheimer’s or another dementia for eighteen years, at home, in care spaces and the community. She is the founder of Dementia Compass, the designer of the Portals to the World learning programmes collaborating with museums, and the host of singing choirs before they were popular. Her goal is to build resources that families can use to highlight and celebrate cognitive abilities and find spaces for care and self-care together that reduce compassion fatigue and care burden. She wants families to be able to builds skills and strengthen reserves, so they’re ready for future cures and treatments.