You don’t have to go it alone.
Reach out today for dementia coaching to get the guidance and support you need—and leave transformed by the relationship.
Kay M. Adams
Dementia coach, consultant, trainer and speaker
Kay Adams, LCSW is a coach, educator, writer, and speaker. She is the founder of Compassion Works, LLC—a company dedicated to providing individualized dementia coaching, workshops, and educational offerings to families, professional care partners, and organizations.
Kay is passionate about supporting people living with dementia, as well as the families, caregivers, and communities entrusted with their care. Kay’s extensive background as a medical social worker in geriatrics, hospice, palliative care, and mental health has given her a unique perspective as a “bedside witness” to the plethora of needs that families contend with when caring for a friend or loved one who is facing a life-threatening illness or dementia.
Kay’s mission is to empower care partners to navigate the wilderness of dementia by providing individualized coaching, education, coping strategies, and programs designed to improve communication, relationship dynamics, and caregiver support and confidence.
Featured Workshop
Building a Circle of Support: Practical Ways to Ask For and Accept Help
🗓️ October 20, 2026 | 🕕 10:00 – 11:30 am MDT | 📍 Zoom
In this engaging workshop, we’ll explore the benefits of accepting help, discover how asking for support is a strength and not a weakness, and how to do so with greater ease and self- compassion. We’ll discuss practical ways to create your own circle of support and discover how the skill of asking for and accepting help can promote better balance, protect against social isolation, and build a more sustainable model of caregiving that works better for everyone.
Free to attend (Sponsored by the Colorado Respite Coalition)