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Walk into your parent’s dementia appointment knowing what to ask.

A two-page appointment sheet for the daughter trying to remember everything: the eight questions to ask when your parent gets a dementia diagnosis, and the three things to write down before you leave. Free, from an MSW with more than 12 years of clinical practice with families.

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What’s inside

  • The eight questions. What to ask in the room, including the one almost nobody asks.
  • What to bring. Three things to have with you before you walk in.
  • What to write down before you leave. And the list of what you do not have to decide that day.

Why trust me with this? I’m Kylie Goldman, MSW, with more than 12 years of clinical practice with families. I’ve sat with hundreds of them in the appointment you’re about to walk into. These are the questions I watch families wish they had asked.

Is this medical advice?
No. Every item is a question to ask or a thing to bring. It does not diagnose or treat anything, and it never tells you what to decide. Noticing is yours. Diagnosing is theirs.

What if the appointment already happened?
It still works. The questions keep for the next one, and page two is for the drive home.

What families say about working with Kylie

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“It never felt like Kylie was treating me as a client. She always took the time to listen, and to provide validation and support.”

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“From the beginning, she made us feel at ease with her warmth and professionalism. She took the time to understand our needs and was always happy to answer our questions.”

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