Dementia navigator Annmarie and caregiver support specialist Sarah join a live Q&A to answer real questions from families supporting someone living with dementia. They explain what to expect at each stage, how to respond to behavioural changes and why care partner emotions like guilt, grief and anger are common and valid. The conversation includes practical tools, stories from care partners, and reminders that no one needs to go through this alone. Key TakeawaysStages of Dementia – The disease doesn’t always follow a straight path. Sudden changes can happen.Unmet Needs – Behaviour changes like aggression or withdrawal can be responses to discomfort or fear.Care Partner Emotions – Grief, guilt and burnout are part of the journey. Support makes a difference.Practical Help – Navigators can connect families to diagnosis, care services, and activity programs.Building Trust – Small changes in language and tone can ease resistance and help maintain connection. ResourcesHelpForDementia.ca – Information, support, and programs for people living with dementia and their care partnersAlzheimer.ab.ca – Free education and services for families and care partners