Empatia Specialist Dementia Coaching

12/05/2026

Are you supporting someone with dementia and feeling emotionally exhausted, overwhelmed, or unsure how to cope with the changes?

You are not alone.

This 6-week online support course has been designed to help family members better understand dementia, improve communication, manage emotional overwhelm, and feel more confident about the road ahead.

Many people are left trying to navigate:
• Behaviour and personality changes
• Relationship changes
• Anxiety and uncertainty
• Guilt, grief, and emotional exhaustion
• The pressure of constantly adapting

without enough meaningful support for themselves.

This course combines advanced dementia education with practical psychological approaches in a small, supportive group environment where people can speak honestly and feel understood.

By the end of the course, participants often feel:
✔ Less alone
✔ More informed
✔ More confident
✔ Better prepared for what lies ahead

🧠 Topics include:
• Understanding dementia and why changes happen
• Communication and behaviour changes
• Adapting to changing roles and relationships
• Emotional resilience and coping strategies
• Grief, uncertainty, and future planning

📍 Delivered online
👥 Maximum 8 participants
☀️ Daytime Group — Wednesdays from 3rd June
🌙 Evening Group — Thursdays from 4th June
💷 £20 per session

If you would like further information or would like to reserve a place, please message me directly or email contact@empatiadementia.org

Amy Kerti
Empatia Specialist Dementia Coaching

10/05/2026

Do you live with dementia? Does a loved one live with dementia?
Then come along to The Overstone Arms Pub and Dining on Thursday 28th May, 12 - 3pm for our monthly Club & Grub fun!

This is not a support group! This is a fun afternoon for the whole family:
Traditional Pub Meal
Bingo
Quizzes
Prizes
Free Specialist dementia advice and guidance
Exceptional music with the incredible Steve Fearn

Book through The Overstone Arms Pub and Dining
01536 333542
https://www.theoverstonearmspytchley.co.uk/

Or, contact me, Amy Kerti
07763 286169
contact@empatiadementia.org
www.empatiadementia.org

08/05/2026

Supporting someone with dementia can feel overwhelming, lonely, and emotionally exhausting.

Many families are left trying to cope with huge changes without truly understanding what is happening, why behaviours change, or how to manage the emotional impact on relationships, confidence, and daily life.

This 6-week online support course has been created to help you feel:
• Less alone
• More informed
• More confident
• Better able to cope with the road ahead

Together we will explore:
🧠 Understanding dementia and why changes happen
💬 Communication and behaviour changes
❤️ Relationships, identity, and adapting
🌧 Grief, loss, and emotional overwhelm
🛠 Practical strategies and emotional resilience
📅 Future planning and reducing uncertainty

The course combines advanced dementia education with psychological approaches and honest discussion in a small supportive group of people who genuinely understand the experience.

📍 Online – small group format
👥 Limited to 8 participants
☀️ Daytime group: Starts Wednesday 3rd June
🌙 Evening group: Starts Thursday 4th June

If you would like further information or would like to reserve a place, please feel free to message me directly or on the contact details below:

📞07763 286169
📩contact@empatiadementia.org
🌐www.empatiadementia.org

Amy
Empatia Specialist Dementia Coaching

08/05/2026

John Stiles says the group "gives people a lease of life, a day out, it gives the carers a rest".

07/05/2026

07/05/2026

Drop into Burton Latimer Community Library now for advice and support for dementia-

If you live with dementia
If you support or care for someone living with dementia
If you have questions about dementia

Amy Kerti

04/05/2026

Do you have questions about dementia?

Do you live with, or support someone with, dementia?

Drop in to Burton Latimer Community Library this Thursday from 5pm to 7pm, for free specialist dementia information, advice and support.




Amy Kerti

02/05/2026

Do you live with dementia?
Do you support and care for someone living with dementia?
Does somebody you care about live with dementia?
Do you have questions about dementia?

Free drop in session at Burton Latimer Community Library this Thursday evening between 5 and 7 pm.

Bookings are made through the library.



Amy Kerti

26/04/2026

The future of dementia support is changing — and it’s exciting to see.

A new £1 million award-winning innovation, AI smart glasses by CrossSense, has been designed to help people with early-stage dementia with everyday tasks, confidence, and independence at home.

This matters because dementia support should never be only about what someone has lost.

It should also be about helping people keep doing what matters to them for as long as possible.

I provide unique knowledge and skills development through Empatia Specialist Dementia Coaching to support people living with dementia and families who often feel left to work things out alone after diagnosis.

Practical support, emotional guidance, and the right tools can make a huge difference.

Technology will never replace human connection — but when used well, it can be another powerful layer of support.

I support people living with dementia and those close to them throughout the journey — from the early questions and uncertainty, to adapting, coping, planning ahead, and finding the best way forward at every stage.




Amy Kerti
Alzheimer's Society

25/04/2026

Feeling a little wistful/jealous today.

Last year I ran the London Marathon for Headway East Northants East Northants. This year I should’ve been running for Rare Dementia Support— a cause that means a great deal to me and to many people living with rare and young onset dementia.

Plans changed, but next year I’ll literally be back on my feet.

Good luck to everyone running tomorrow. It really is the best feeling ever (probably not at the time)!




Amy Kerti