"I couldn't understandher world until Istepped inside it."
Twelve minutes.
A lifetime of understanding.
"She looked at me like I was a stranger. I was wearing her daughter's face."
— Denise Okafor, caregiver aide, Cleveland, OH
Twelve voices at once.
The headphones layer competing conversations, a television two rooms away, and a ringing phone — all at the same volume. Nothing filters. Everything demands.
Hands that won't cooperate.
The gloves reduce sensation by sixty percent. Buttoning a shirt becomes a ten-minute negotiation with your own fingers.
70%
of family caregivers report clinical burnout before year two.
The world goes soft.
Altered-vision goggles simulate macular degeneration and depth-perception loss. Familiar rooms become unfamiliar terrain.
Tasks that slip away.
A facilitator gives you three simple instructions. You'll remember one. Maybe.
12 min
Followed by a 30-minute facilitated reflection with your group.
Every card is a family.
Every family is yours.
Margaret Holloway
daughter · Columbus, OH
94%
of participants report a lasting change in how they communicate with their loved one — measured at 90 days.
St. Luke's Memory Care, Pittsburgh, PA — 2025
Before: I corrected her constantly. "Mom, that's not what happened. Mom, you already told me that." I thought I was helping her hold onto reality.
After: I meet her in her reality now. I stopped correcting and started listening. Our last six months have been the most connected we've ever been.
Thomas Reyes
son · San Antonio, TX
Patricia Osei
Director of Care, Maplewood Senior Living · Minneapolis, MN
5.4M
Americans currently care for a family member with Alzheimer's or dementia — most with no formal training.
Every face in our mosaic belongs to a real family.
"The moment the goggles went on, I started crying. I didn't stop for a week."
Luisa Fernández · daughter, Phoenix, AZ
Pastor James Whitfield
First Lutheran Church · Dayton, OH
Before: I dreaded visiting. I never knew what to say, and she never seemed to recognize me anyway. I made excuses.
After: I go every Tuesday. I bring her favorite music. I don't need her to remember my name anymore. I remember hers.
Sandra Kim
granddaughter · Portland, OR
1 in 3
seniors dies with Alzheimer's or dementia. Every family will face this. Most will face it alone.
This isn't for everyone.
It's for you, specifically.
You just noticed something.
The keys in the refrigerator. The missed appointments. The stories told three times in one afternoon. You're not sure what to do next — but you know something has shifted. Glimpse won't give you answers. It will give you a different kind of patience.
Sessions available in 12 cities · Groups of 2–8
Your aides leave by month eighteen.
Not because they don't care — because they burn out before they understand. Glimpse is a 90-minute onboarding module that measurably reduces turnover, improves patient satisfaction scores, and gives your team the empathy foundation that training manuals can't.
Facility licensing available · Bulk pricing for 20+ staff
Eleanor stopped coming to Sunday service.
So did Harold. And Ruth. Your congregation is aging, and its oldest members are disappearing not from loss of faith but from the weight of invisibility. Glimpse helps your community show up — not just with meals, but with understanding.
Nonprofit pricing available · 15–50 participants
Understanding is something
you can give someone.
$25 sponsors one person's session. $100 brings a whole family through. $500 brings Glimpse to a care facility for a full day.