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Beyond the Diagnosis: Dignity-First Dementia Care for Families & Professionals By Gayon Buchanan Behind every diagnosis is a human story. In Beyond the Diagnosis: Dignity-First Dementia Care for Families & Professionals, Certified Dementia Practitioner and educator Gayon Buchanan invites readers to see dementia care through a new lens, one that centers dignity, empathy, and faith. Drawing on more than a decade of hands-on experience as a nurse, trainer, and memory-care director, Buchanan explores what it truly means to care for the person beyond the disease. Through heartfelt stories, practical tools, and spiritual reflection, she reminds caregivers, professionals, and communities that dementia care is not just medical, it's relational. Each chapter blends evidence-based insight with humanity, offering caregivers encouragement, strategies, and hope for every stage of the journey. This book is both a guide and a companion; a call to restore compassion to caregiving, celebrate life beyond memory loss, and build communities where no one is defined by their diagnosis. Dementia changes memory, but it does not erase personhood.