Speaking and media
Dr. Natali Edmonds is a board-certified geropsychologist, dementia educator, and author who helps audiences understand what is happening in dementia and what they can actually do to help.
Available for conferences, caregiver events, professional trainings, keynotes, workshops, and virtual presentations.
Caring for someone with dementia can leave families confused by behaviors they never expected and professionals searching for better ways to help.
Dr. Natali Edmonds brings together more than a decade of clinical experience in geropsychology with years of teaching millions of caregivers online.
Her strength is making complicated dementia concepts understandable.
Audiences don’t just learn what happens in dementia. They begin to understand why it’s happening, what may be making a difficult situation harder, and what they can try instead.
Dr. Natali’s presentations are practical, evidence-informed, and designed to leave people with ideas they can use long after the event ends.
Presentations can be tailored for family caregivers, professionals, or mixed audiences.
Understand what may be driving challenging or confusing behaviors, why common responses can sometimes make things harder, and what can help instead.
Practical ways to reduce arguments, resistance, and frustration while making everyday interactions feel more manageable.
A real look at guilt, grief, overwhelm, resentment, and uncertainty, with practical ways to cope with the emotional weight of caregiving.
Helping families and professionals make sense of changing needs, difficult situations, and the decisions that often come with dementia care.
Family caregivers
Practical education that helps caregivers understand what they’re seeing and feel better equipped for what comes next.
Professionals
Dementia education that connects clinical knowledge with the everyday realities families are navigating outside the appointment or care setting.
Mixed audiences
Presentations that make complex information accessible without oversimplifying it, creating value for both professionals and families.
Have something specific in mind?
Dr. Natali can work with your organization to shape a presentation around the needs of your audience.
What audiences are saying
“You know a conference hits the target when you come home and watch more videos just to hear more because you don’t want it to end. Thank you.”
“She was wonderful!! I have followed her on YouTube and she is even better in person. She is knowledgeable, approachable, and so willing to help others.”
“She gave very practical approaches to caring for my loved one in a way that will truly have a positive impact on both of us. Thank you!”
From the author of The Dementia Care Toolkit
Real Help for Challenging Behaviors and Caregiving Overwhelm
Dr. Natali Edmonds’ new book gives caregivers practical help for understanding dementia behaviors, responding more effectively, and coping with the emotional challenges that come with caregiving.
Published by Jossey-Bass, The Dementia Care Toolkit can also be included with speaking events, trainings, and caregiver programs for organizations that want attendees to leave with a resource they can keep using afterward.
Available October 26, 2026
Bulk ordering options are available for organizations and events.
Dr. Natali Edmonds, PsyD, ABPP, is a board-certified geropsychologist and the founder of Dementia Careblazers, an education and support company helping families better understand dementia and navigate the challenges that come with caring for someone they love.
Today, her dementia education has reached millions of caregivers around the world through YouTube, social media, educational programs, and the Careblazers community.
She is the author of The Dementia Care Toolkit: Real Help for Challenging Behaviors and Caregiving Overwhelm, published by Jossey-Bass.
Dr. Natali Edmonds is available for select podcasts, articles, television and radio segments, panels, and other opportunities focused on dementia and family caregiving.
Topics may include dementia behaviors and communication, caregiver stress and overwhelm, difficult care situations, and the realities families face as dementia progresses.
Tell us a little about your audience, the event, and what you’re hoping they’ll take away. Our team will follow up to learn more and see if Dr. Natali may be a good fit.
In-person and virtual opportunities considered.