Every visit is unique.

Support visits are thoughtfully tailored to the individual and may include conversation, reminiscence, music, reading, games, creative activities or simply spending quality time together.

Support visits take place wherever your loved one calls home, whether that’s their own home or a residential aged care setting.

Providing support in a familiar environment allows each visit to remain calm, person-centred and in a place where they feel most comfortable.

No.

Meaning & Connection is a private, non-clinical support service and does not provide personal care, nursing care, medication administration or domestic home care services.

No.

Support visits are provided wherever your loved one calls home, whether that’s their own home or a residential aged care setting.

By focusing on familiar surroundings, I can provide calm, person-centred one-on-one support where they feel most comfortable.

Yes.

Meaning & Connection holds appropriate business insurance, giving families confidence and peace of mind while support visits are taking place.

My qualifications include:
– Bachelor of Applied Science (Health Promotion)
– Certificate IV in Leisure & Health (Aged Care)

I also maintain a current National Police Check, First Aid & CPR certification, and undertake ongoing dementia education and professional development.

Meaning & Connection provides support visits throughout Melbourne’s Bayside and surrounding suburbs.

If you’re unsure whether I visit your area, please get in touch.

The first step is a complimentary consultation.

We’ll discuss your loved one’s needs, answer your questions and determine whether Meaning & Connection is the right fit for your family.

If you decide to proceed, we’ll arrange an initial “Getting to Know You” visit before ongoing support visits begin.

Absolutely.

Family members are welcome to be present during the initial visit or whenever it provides reassurance and support. My aim is to build trusting relationships with both older adults and their families.