Care That Adapts

Learn how to adjust care as abilities, emotions, and environments shift—without starting over every time.

Understand Behaviors

Learn how to recognize unmet needs beneath behaviors- so you’re not arguing or reacting in the moment.

Anticipate Needs Before Crisis

Spot patterns and early signals that help you adjust care before stress escalates for you or your loved one.

Respond With Confidence

Build skills to pause, regulate your own emotions, and respond in ways that reduce tension and build trust.

Practical Tools - Use Right Away

Simple frameworks, language, and strategies designed for real life- not textbooks or unrealistic care plans.

Support for You, Too

Because sustainable care includes you. The course helps reduce burnout, overwhelm, and self-doubt while strengthening connection.

The Fish Approach to Dementia Care

🔹 Understand the skills they still have 🔹 Learn how to communicate with less frustration 🔹 Build a strong care team for long-term support 🔹 Create a care plan that fosters trust, joy, and connection 🔹 Access LIVE VIRTUAL coaching sessions to practice what you have learned in the workshop

Hear from Dementia Care Partners that joined me in the water…

Caregiving is real, emotional, and constantly changing. Current of Care meets you there- with tools, language, and support that reflect real life, not textbook scenarios. This is care that adapts. Care that notices. Care that honors both the person receiving care and the person giving it.

I didn't know there were people like Sheri. She has been a godsend for my family. Now that we know how to get in the water with my mom, we can care for her better.
Diana

Long Distance Care Partner for her Mother

The Fish Approach is a game changer. I work with clients that have dementia, and my dad has Alzheimer's... Sheri's expertise has dramatically shifted my approach (even with others not living with brain change!) and has helped me be present and curious instead up frustrated and upset.
Steph

Secondary Care Partner for her Father

Even as a retired nurse, I had so much to learn. Once I changed my approach, the frustration and anger disappeared—and our relationship improved. What looks simple to us can be terrifying to someone with dementia. Learning to see the world through their eyes changed how I care. This approach didn’t just help my dad—it helped our relationship. He’s happier, and so am I.
Birgit

Daughter Care Partner for her Father

You are not alone. Meet me at the  water’s edge.

You don’t need to have all the answers.  You just need a better way to notice what’s happening-  and to respond with intention.

Dementia care is not common sense, it’s a skill that can be learned…

There is a better way.

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