AI Caregiving Coach - Pilot Access
Welcome! This tool supports caregivers of people living with dementia or mild cognitive decline. It shares practical tips, emotional encouragement, and every day strategies.
It does not provide medical advice.
EMERGENCY: If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.
Keep the Tool Handy on Your Device
You can open the Caregiving Coach by clicking the link above.
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To make it quicker to access:
On a phone or tablet: Open the link in your browser, tap the menu or share icon, and select“Add to Home Screen.”
On a computer: Open the link in your browser, click the star icon (or “Add Bookmark”), andsave it to your Favourites or Bookmarks Bar.1
Types of Questions You Can Ask
“How can I help when the person I care for seems restless or unsettled?”
“What are some gentle activities for someone with memory loss?”
“How should I respond when the person I support is feeling anxious?”
Ask Follow-Up Questions
You can keep the conversation going by asking for more detail, simpler steps, or extra ideas.
Examples:
"Can you give me three more ideas?"
"What's a gentle way to explain this?"
Tips for Getting the Best Advice
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Be specific: Share details about the situation (time of day, environment, behaviours).
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Include preferences: Mention what the person enjoys, dislikes, or responds well to.
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Ask for examples: “Can you give me three ideas?”
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Reword if needed: Try a different way of asking if the first answer isn’t quite right.
Need Help?
If you have trouble using the tool, contact our project coordinator:
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Name: Janelle LaForge
Phone: 506-406-5159
Email: nhww@vgm.ca
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