Ann Yelich

About Ann Yelich

Caring for someone with dementia or Alzheimer’s often means making decisions while you\'re tired, emotional, and unsure what comes next. I know this work personally. I spent nearly 12 years caring for my mother while managing work, family, and ongoing change.My work with caregivers focuses on three things: Understanding where you are in your caregiving journeyClarifying what matters most right nowChoosing realistic next steps you can follow through onThis approach helps caregivers reduce daily stress, prepare for difficult conversations, and make decisions with more confidence. My work blends:30+ years of leadership consulting and facilitationICF-PCC coaching12 years of lived dementia caregiving experienceMy approach is practical, based on real life!Ways to Work With Me• Free Caregiver Clarity Calls• 25-Minute Coaching Sessions• Online Course: Defining Your Caregiving Journey• 1:1 and Small Group Coaching Boise, ID and virtual options available. If caregiving feels heavy and confusing, let\'s talk and figure out what comes next. together!

Experience

1. Coach Dementia Caregivers Icf-pcc Certified Coach

   Ann Yelich

   Jun 2022 — Present

   Coach dementia and Alzheimer’s caregivers through complex decisions, daily stress, and difficult conversations. Key Work: • Help caregivers understand their caregiving role and current challenges• Support clear decision-making and realistic next steps • Prepare caregivers for conversations with family and healthcare providers • Reduce stress and decision fatigue through structured coaching Offer support through short coaching sessions and self-paced online courses.

Education

• University of St. Thomas

  M.A., Human Resource Development / Organization Development

• University of Minnesota

  B.A., Speech Communication