Caring for a loved one with dementia?
Clear answers doctors don’t have time for.

Step-by-step guidance for behaviors, safety, and burnout—plus real community support.

Caring for someone with dementia changes everything.
The routines. The relationships. The way you see the world.
It can feel overwhelming and lonely, as if no one truly understands.

I’m Dr. Natali Edmonds, a board-certified geropsychologist, and I know that feeling all too well.

While working in a busy hospital, I saw family after family leave my office with more questions than answers. Our short appointments were never enough to give them the tools, the reassurance, and the step-by-step guidance they needed to make it through the day, let alone the months and years ahead.

I couldn’t stop thinking:
What if there was a place caregivers could turn to anytime, from anywhere, and get both expert strategies and the kind of emotional support that changes everything?

That’s why I created Dementia Careblazers, the first online community and education hub designed to walk family caregivers through the entire dementia journey without overwhelm, guilt, or isolation.

Why We’re Different

Unlike many caregiving organizations that focus almost entirely on the person with dementia, we put the spotlight on you, the caregiver.

Without strong, supported caregivers, we can’t give great care.
The fastest way to improve life for someone with dementia is to first improve life for the person caring for them.

Everything we do is built around helping you feel confident, capable, and cared for.

What We Stand For

At Dementia Careblazers, we believe no caregiver should have to face dementia alone.

Through our Care Collective program, we offer:

  • Clear, science-backed strategies for handling dementia-related behaviors.
  • Live support groups and Q&A sessions where you can get your questions answered in real time.
  • A community of caregivers who “get it” and are here to lift each other up.

Expert access to specialists in elder law, psychology, and nutrition to help guide your decisions.

Why You Can Trust Us

I’m one of only a handful of board-certified geropsychologists in the world. Over the past decade, I’ve:

  • Helped thousands of caregivers turn overwhelm into hope.
  • Built the #1 Dementia Training channel on YouTube, with over 24 million views worldwide.
  • Partnered with clinics, facilities, and professional care teams to train them in compassionate, psychology-based approaches that work in everyday care.

For Professionals & Organizations

In addition to supporting family caregivers, I partner with organizations worldwide to raise the standard of dementia care.

  • GUIDE Model Program Support – Partnering with CMS-approved clinics and healthcare systems to offer tiered caregiver support programs that meet reimbursement requirements while giving families practical tools and encouragement.
  • Keynote Speaking – Engaging, evidence-based presentations for conferences, summits, and corporate events.
  • Staff & Facility Training – Actionable, psychology-driven strategies for managing challenging dementia behaviors with compassion.
  • Sponsorship Opportunities – Mission-aligned brands and organizations can collaborate with Dementia Careblazers to expand our impact through sponsored resources, events, or caregiver programs.
  • Media & Expert Commentary – Television, radio, and podcast appearances to raise awareness and share best practices in dementia care.

If you’re looking for a trusted expert who can bridge science, psychology, and real-world caregiving, I’d be honored to collaborate.

The Difference We Make

Caregivers tell us all the time:

“I have a family of support I can turn to at any time!”
“I went from feeling hopeless to feeling like I can handle whatever comes next.”

Dementia Careblazer Members

We’re more than just a company.
We’re a community.
And we’d love for you to be a part of it.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

Whether you’re here to watch a YouTube video, join our Care Collective, explore GUIDE Model partnerships, or connect about a speaking event, you’re in the right place.

Dementia caregiving will challenge you in ways you never expected. But with the right tools, guidance, and community, you can move beyond simply getting through it and start finding moments of connection, peace, and even joy along the way.

You can do this, and you don’t have to do it alone.

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