Coaching & Hypnosis services that provide clarity, navigation, and guidance for individuals and families at all stages of Dementia. In my time as a Coach & Certified Professional Hypnotist serving individuals and families impacted by Dementia, I have seen how the diagnosis and the management of the disease affects people differently. Some want to learn everything and spend every moment they can with their loved one. Others, struggle with seeing their loved one in decline and may go into a state of avoidance. Navigating dementia is a personal and emotional journey for everyone involved and everyone impacted deserves respect and support. I love that my work allows me to give caregivers and families respite, understanding, guidance, and relief at all stages of the journey. In Dec 2021, I will graduate as a Nightingale Dementia Consultant and will support clients in the assessment process with specific Hypnosis suggestions to aid the patient. Services Include: ✔️ Individual & Family Coaching and/or Hypnosis Sessions – Personalized, confidential, guidance, and life-changing support for 1-5 family members. ✔️ Group Coaching for a Community – Partner with Memory Care Centers, Caregiver Associations, Career Managers, Medical Groups, Corporate Organizations and more to provide coaching and specialized hypnosis sessions. ✔️ Speaking – Live and virtual speaking engagements on subjects related to Managing Dementia, Caregiver Resources, Hypnosis as a Resource, and my own experience in navigating my mother’s journey through Dementia. ✔️Courses – To guide caregivers, advocates, and families through the decisions they will face as the disease progresses, including choosing a care plan, finding support, making financial decisions, planning for end-stage care, making final arrangements, and deciding what to do with possessions. To learn more about my services and ask questions in a safe space, please contact me at (855) 363 2484 or info@faithmarshall.com.

My first book, published in 2018, is a story of hope and resilience in navigating a loved one’s journey through dementia. The message resonated deeply across borders and became an international bestseller. “I Miss You, Mom: A Daughter’s Journey Into Dementia Land” offers clarity in a world that can be so confusing and dark. In each chapter, I share my struggles and triumphs in caring for Mom after her dementia diagnosis. I know from personal experience that it is not always easy to be positive in what can be a devastating time, and in my book, I share resources and tips on how to cope with the changes that will happen as time passes. There is a sense of the surreal in missing someone and starting to grieve someone who is technically, still there. Dementia, in all its forms, is a thief, slowly taking away memories and faculties. I wrote the book to raise awareness and help people through the denial, the fear, and the heartache that comes with such devastating diagnosis. Through my journey with Mom, I learned that there are also precious moments that will feel like a gift. I share insight on how to let joy be a part of the process. One reader wrote: This book is an enlightenment. I too have a mom who suffers with memory loss (dementia). Watching a loved one go through that is not easy. This book brings understanding, comfort, and love. After reading this book I felt a sense of peace. You can find the book and more reviews on Amazon (see link in my contact section). 📣 Coming Soon! My next book is scheduled to be published in Spring 2021 and will be a much lighter subject! It is a Coloring Book Journal published thru Balboa Press, a Hay House subsidiary. The book will be for adults and kids of families coping with Dementia. The goal is to help the adults dig into their own emotions, while helping the kids. Coloring is healing and releases emotions in its own way.

I have a habit of recognizing what is needed and pivoting to accommodate the opportunity to help fill the void. As a result of the 2008 economic struggles and some failures many businesses faced, I built a Consulting business helping small businesses see their bottom line through bookkeeping and client education. My goal was to find the financial leaks, so that they could course correct and survive the shift in the economy. This was a very successful venture and I have handed the primary duties over to my highly qualified second in command, who has been expertly groomed for the role. I am grateful for the next opportunity to serve the needs of my Dementia families while she takes over the Consulting business.