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A better world for those affected by dementia. Autonomy, dignity, respect, and the best possible quality of life.

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Person Centred Dementia Care

Whether at home, work, in the community or residential care.

Professional Development

Ensure your people, organization, and culture deliver true person centred dementia care.

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Redefining Dementia Podcast

Shifting the focus from challenges and stigma, to celebrating living well with dementia.

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Caregiver Guide & Coaching

Personalized guidance and support to help ensure the best possible quality of life.

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Partners

Lifelong Inspiration

Lifelong Inspiration develops ideas, services and solutions to advance a person-centred agenda. In eldercare, their most well-known project is True Doors®, decals that transform facilities into homes, which are now found in sixteen countries.

Person Centred Universe has partnered with Lifelong Inspiration to develop a number of programs, such as the One-Page Profile Masterclasses, Pathways On Demand, and Seated Tai Chi: Awakening Stillness and Wellbeing.

Helen Sanderson Associates Canada

With over 20 years experience in five countries, Helen Sanderson Associates has extensive experience in helping individuals and organizations to thrive, using person centered approaches and self-management practices.

Helen Sanderson Associates is led internationally by Helen Sanderson, who is recognized as a key figure in the field of person centered approaches and has written over 20 books on the subject; as well as acting as an advisor to national governments. She is a leader in pioneering self-management practices in health and social care.

McMaster University

Person Centred Universe is proud to partner with McMaster University to help bring the Strengthening Palliative Care Approaches in Long-Term Care (SPA-LTC) project to Atlantic Canada!

SPA-LTC, a multi‑component palliative care framework developed and implemented through research led by McMaster University, is a Canadian program focused on improving how palliative care is integrated into long‑term care homes. It provides education, tools, and evidence‑based practices to help LTC teams offer earlier, more person‑centred, and more coordinated palliative support for residents and their families.

McMaster University is a public research university in Hamilton, Ontario, recognized as one of Canada’s top research‑intensive institutions and consistently ranked among the top 100 universities worldwide.