My name is Diana Rose and caring for others has always been a part of who I am. From the age of 10, I began volunteering with seniors and individuals facing physical and cognitive challenges—and I quickly discovered that this wasn’t just something I enjoyed, it was my calling. Over the years, that early passion grew into a lifelong commitment to providing compassionate, personalized care.

In 2012, I earned my diploma in Recreation Therapy, which deepened my understanding of how meaningful engagement can enrich the lives of those living with dementia and other cognitive impairments. I use a person-centered approach in everything I do, tailoring each interaction to meet the unique needs, preferences, and abilities of every individual I support.

I’m also DementiAbility certified, bringing evidence-based strategies into my work to help clients reconnect with their world in empowering and joyful ways. For me, it’s all about making meaningful moments and seeing the light come back into someone’s eyes—that’s when I know I’ve made a difference.