Guides engagement
Support is shaped around what matters to the person — hobbies, routines, community life and goals.
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Dementia Assessment & Living Well Plan
Understand the person behind the diagnosis — and create a practical framework for living well.
Person first
This is about how someone can continue to live well.
Where clinically appropriate, we begin with a clinician-led assessment that considers the person’s abilities, interests, cognitive and functional needs, daily routines, strengths, goals, previous activities, relationships, community connections and family circumstances.
The assessment helps identify what the person can continue doing, what they enjoy, and where additional support could make a difference.
The outcome is a personalised Living Well Plan — a practical framework for ongoing WellKind support. Not simply a list of what someone can no longer do.
What we look at
We start by understanding the person — not just their diagnosis.
- Abilities
- Interests
- Personality
- Life history
- Routines
- Strengths
- Cognitive needs
- Functional abilities
- Family circumstances
- Goals
- What gives the person purpose
- Previous activities
- Relationships
- Community connections
How the Living Well Plan is used
The plan guides Dementia Engagement Workers, family coaching, cognitive engagement and clinical review.
Supports the family
Families gain a clearer picture of how to encourage participation and independence at home.
Evolves over time
Clinical review adjusts the plan as needs, abilities and circumstances change.
Not sure what support your family needs?
Let’s start with a conversation. Tell us what’s happening, what’s becoming difficult and what you want life to look like.