A caring presence, built over time

I support seniors at home or in care facilities, often facing cognitive impairments or age-related limitations, such as Alzheimer’s disease, post-stroke conditions, Parkinson’s disease, age-related vision problems (including age-related macular degeneration), or motor disabilities. When the transition to a care facility becomes necessary, I can continue to be there—a familiar presence, maintaining the bond we’ve built. My role is to offer a stable and reassuring presence that supports their daily lives while allowing caregivers to take a break with complete peace of mind.
Every support journey is unique. It develops over time, tailored to your loved one’s needs, pace, and personality. Through genuine connection, a vibrant and trusting relationship can be built.
Companion: Activities and Shared Moments
The heart of what I do: being there. Chatting, listening, suggesting an activity, going out, sharing a moment. Depending on your loved one’s preferences and abilities, this can take many forms :
- Walks and outdoor outings
- Organizing social gatherings to maintain connections with longtime friends and family
- Culinary moments to rediscover the skills, memories, and pleasure of cooking
- Writing a life story and creating a mini-illustrated biography or photo albums
- Word games, games of chance, or strategy games
- Musical awakening at the piano and rediscovering melodies from days gone by
- Painting, drawing, and creative hobbies
- Reading and sharing literature
- Gentle massages (head, hands, feet)
- Silent presence when rest or quiet reflection is what your loved one needs most
Personal care assistant: assistance with daily tasks
When I care for a senior, I’m actually serving the whole family. For family caregivers, my regular visits provide a much-needed break and the peace of mind that their loved one is in good hands. So I also lend a hand with whatever comes up when needed, or to cover for an unexpected absence: preparing a meal, accompanying them to an appointment, helping with daily tasks… that is the very essence of a reliable presence.
- I offer occasional assistance with personal hygiene and dressing, in addition to your regular caregivers
- I can also prepare meals, assist with eating and grocery shopping.
- I provide basic administrative support, including writing and managing correspondence, and help with using digital tools.
- I offer discreet and reassuring overnight companionship (passive monitoring) to alleviate loneliness and anxiety.
If you think I might be the right person for your loved one, please feel free to contact me. We can have a casual conversation, with no obligation, to see if what I offer is a good fit for your situation.
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Need more information? Think I might be the right fit for your loved one? Feel free to contact me. I’m here to help you find the best solution for you and your family.








