Laura Bowley, Facilitator,
Dementia Advocate

In 2006, Laura Bowley’s family began searching for answers. Her mother was experiencing changes in memory and thinking, but getting a diagnosis wasn’t easy. Like so many families, they didn’t know where to turn, what questions to ask, or what life after diagnosis might look like.

That experience changed the course of Laura’s life.

Over the next two decades, she became an advocate for people living with dementia and their families, listening to hundreds of stories through To Whom I May Concern and other community programs.