I completely understand.

You're already juggling caregiving duties, work responsibilities, household tasks, and trying to maintain some semblance of your own life. The last thing you need is another time-consuming obligation.

Here's the reality: You're already spending countless hours each day managing difficult behaviors, answering the same questions repeatedly, and dealing with resistance or agitation. These exhausting moments aren't going away - they're just eating up your time without any positive results.

But here's what changes everything:

The Training Time: We've specifically designed this as three manageable 1-hour sessions instead of one overwhelming marathon. You can schedule these during their afternoon nap, after they've settled for the evening, or during a brief respite break. One hour. That's it.

The Daily Application: Once you complete the training, these techniques only require 10-20 minutes per day. Not hours. Not complicated routines. Just 10-20 minutes of focused, purposeful interaction that replaces the frustrating, time-consuming struggles you're already dealing with.

Think about it: How much time do you currently spend each day managing repeated questions, dealing with resistance, or trying to engage them in activities that don't work? Probably far more than 20 minutes.

The Time You'll Actually Save: When you know exactly how to redirect repeated questions into meaningful conversations, those exhausting loops stop.

 When you understand which activities will actually engage them, you stop wasting time on things that don't work. When you can prevent agitation before it starts, you eliminate those draining episodes that can consume your entire day.

I hear this constantly, and I want you to know - your feelings are completely valid. You're bombarded with advice from doctors, well-meaning friends, online articles, and support groups. Everyone has a different opinion, a new strategy to try, another book to read.

You're not looking for more information to add to your mental load. You're looking for relief.

Here's why this is different:

This Isn't More Information - It's Clarity: 

Dr. Leung has spent 30 years researching what actually works and has distilled it down to three core principles. 

Not 20 strategies. Not a complex system. 

Three simple, proven techniques that you can start using immediately.

You Get Personalized Guidance: With only 12 people in each session, this isn't generic advice that may or may not apply to your situation. Dr. Leung will address your specific challenges, your loved one's particular behaviors, your unique circumstances.

You're Not Doing This Alone: Instead of trying to figure everything out by yourself, you'll have direct access to Dr. Leung, Harvey's 30 years of experience, and a small community of caregivers who understand exactly what you're going through.

It Builds on What You Already Know: You don't need to learn an entirely new approach. These techniques enhance your natural caregiving instincts and the deep knowledge you already have about your loved one.

You Can Start Small: You don't have to implement everything at once. Start with one technique. See it work. Build confidence. Then add the next one when you're ready.

Remember Janine's success stories? 

She didn't overwhelm her patients with complex interventions. 

She started with simple connection - getting to know them, understanding their preferences, building trust. That's exactly what you'll learn to do.

This concern hits close to home because I know the financial strain of caregiving. 

You're already dealing with medical expenses, possibly reduced income if you've had to cut back on work, and the constant worry about future costs.

But let me share some perspective on the real cost of NOT having these skills:

What You're Already Spending:

- How much do you spend on activities or supplies that don't work?

- What about the cost of your own stress-related health issues?

- How much would you pay for just one peaceful day without constant struggles?

- What's the value of your own mental health and well-being?

The True Cost Comparison:

- One day of adult daycare: $200+

- One afternoon of respite care: $150+

- One therapy session for your own stress: $100+

- This complete training: $97

The Daily Investment: At $47/month for ongoing support, you're investing $1.56 per day. That's less than:

- A cup of coffee ($3-5)

- A parking meter ($2-4)

- A candy bar ($1.50)

- A bottle of water ($1.50)

But Here's the Real Financial Impact:

When you can prevent behavioral episodes, you reduce the need for crisis interventions.

 When you can engage them in meaningful activities, you may be able to delay or reduce expensive daycare services. 

When you have confidence in your caregiving abilities, you might not need as much paid respite care.