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"I've been a StilMee coach since 2004 and very much enjoy the challenges of helping
caregivers. I was long distance caregiver for my late mother who had vascular dementia,
traveling to Charleston, SC from Boston, Mass to coordinate care and honor my mother's
wishes to remain home."
Sharon Whittemore, LicSW
"I love being an Alzheimer coach because I get to make a difference in the lives
of people living with Alzheimer's disease, and their families. I see relief in the
faces of care partners when they learn how to manage the symptoms and challenges
their relative is facing."
"Families are comforted by the empathy and understanding a coach has when they know
we understand their challenges and can validate their concerns."
Susan O'Connell, LSW
"As an elder care professional, I have referred many families to Beverly Moore's
coaching service and have yet to hear anyone say it was not helpful. The service
is professional yet personal and caring. I am also always impressed how quickly
her coaches make contact with families and the follow-up that is provided."
Donna Ciappina, LSW
"Being a StilMee Alzheimer Coach has afforded me opportunities to educate and support many incredible caregivers. I believe whole heartedly that this service is valuable to both the caregiver and to the person with the disease. My role as a coach gives me great satisfaction both professionally and personally. Bringing hope and practical solutions to empower caregivers and help them to feel more confident and joyful day to day is wonderful."
Michelle Wyman, LSW
"I feel so fortunate to have the opportunity to provide families with the support, understanding,
and information they need in order to manage the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease and to
stay emotionally connected with their loved one. It is incredibly rewarding to be able to use
my professional and personal experience to make it easier for people faced with the day-to-day
challenges of care giving. Having taken care of both my parents for many years, I know how
important it is for caregivers to be cared for."
Penny Brigham, LSW
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