Post-Diagnostic Support

Each family receives a detailed assessment and counselling session after diagnosis.

An individualized care plan is developed, focusing on maintaining daily functioning, managing behavioural symptoms, and meaningful engagement. Families are guided on understanding disease progression and home care strategies.

Monthly caregiver support group meetings provide a safe space to share experiences, learn coping strategies, and receive professional guidance.
Individual and family counselling sessions are also available to promote emotional wellbeing and reduce stress. 

Families receive information and assistance with disability certification, pensions, and other government welfare schemes.

Advisory support is also provided on legal guardianship and related processes. 

Structured training programs equip caregivers with essential skills in communication, safety, behavioural symptom management, safety, activities of daily living (ADLs), and self-care for caregivers.

Training is available in different languages, supported with printed and audiovisual materials, and conducted through interactive sessions both at the centre and online. 

The clinic trains community volunteers and students to assist in dementia care. Volunteers participate in awareness drives, home visits, and community outreach—helping extend dementia-friendly care and support into the community.