Free Printables
A collection of simple tools to make everyday caregiving a little easier.
Dementia Daily Care Planner
This daily care planner provides a helpful starting point. Adjust the information and routines to meet your loved one’s individual needs, preferences, and stage of dementia.
Emergency Information Sheet
Keep important information in one easy to find place. This printable helps caregivers organize emergency contacts, medical details, mdication, allergies, and important care notes when they are needed most.
Dementia Ready-to-Go Bag Checklist
Having a ready-to-go care bag prepared can help reduce stress if you have to leave quickly. This checklist includes helpful items to keep nearby, such as comfort items, extra clothing, personal care supplies, and important caregiver information. Every person living with dementia is unique, so adjust this checklist to fit your loved one’s needs, and preferences.
My Loved One's Comfort & Care Profile
This free “My Loved One’s Comfort & Care Profile” helps you record important details such as favorite foods, music, daily routines, comforting activities, and personal preferences , all in one easy-to-use page. It’s a simple resource that can be shared with family members and caregivers to help them provide more consistent, personalized, and compassionate care. Download your free copy today and keep your loved one’s unique needs close at hand.
Dementia Stages / Signs & Symptoms
Understanding the stages of dementia can help families feel more prepared for the changes that may occur over time. This free one-page printable provides a simple overview of the 7 stages of dementia and what to expect at each stage. Download it, print it, and keep it as a quick reference for your caregiving journey.
5-Minute Caregiver Reset
Caregiving can leave you feeling overwhelmed, tired, and like there’s never a moment to yourself. The 5-Minute Caregiver Reset is a simple reminder to pause, take a breath, and give yourself a few quiet minutes to reset.
You don’t need a lot of time or a perfect setting, just five minutes to slow down, check in with yourself, and let some of the stress go. You matter too, and taking a few minutes for yourself isn’t selfish, it’s part of caring for the person you love.
Daily Sundowning Management Checklist
Evening can be one of the most challenging times for someone living with dementia. Increased confusion, restlessness, anxiety, agititation, or changes in behavior can leave caregivers wondering what is causing the change.
This simple Sundowning Checklist can help you look for common triggers and changes in your loved one's routine, environment, comfort, and daily needs. Use it as a quick reference to help you notice patterns and make evening a little more manageable.
Download your free checklist and keep it handy for those difficult evenings.
Free Wandering Safety Plan
Free Wandering Safety Plan
Planning ahead can make a stressful situation a little easier.
I created this free 2-page Wandering Safety Plan to help caregivers keep important information, possible triggers, calming strategies and emergency details together in one place.
Mini Apps
Simple interactive tools you can use right from your phone or computer
Free Dementia Care Mini App
A Simple dementia tool to help organize daily routines, including meal reminders, and support
Free Dementia Activity Mini App
Try my FREE Dementia Activities Mini App with easy ideas for music, reminiscence, brain activities, gentle movement, and more. It’s designed to help caregivers find meaningful activities in just a few taps
Free Dementia Care Toileting Assistant Mini App
Toileting can become a challenging part of daily care for people living with dementia and the families supporting them. This simple tool was created to provide caregivers with helpful reminders, practical tips, and guidance to make bathroom routines feel calmer and more manageable.
The goal is to support dignity , independence, and confidence while helping caregivers feel more prepared during everyday care.
Simple Sorting Games for Dementia
Easy, calming activities that encourage focus, recognition, and engagement—designed with dementia-friendly simplicity in mind.