AIM
Aspire, Inspire, Motivate!
TO GET BETTER
Our Ethos
Every person has the right to experience an optimum level of health and wellbeing, within the context of their age, identity, role, background, culture, disabilities, diversities, and physical or mental health needs.
Every person should be given encouragement to “dare to dream” and aspire to be the best version of themselves they can be, regardless of their age, identity, role, background, culture, disabilities, diversities, and physical or mental health needs.
Every person should be inspired to move towards their visions, dreams, and goals. The level of support given to each individual should be proportionate to their needs, taking into account their age, identity, role, background, culture, disabilities, diversities, and physical or mental health needs.
Every person should have access to the right support to help them develop and maintain the motivation to keep moving forwards in life when their visions, dreams, and goals become clouded through disappointment and setbacks.
At AIM to Get Better we believe that:
Understanding Trauma
We offer consultancy, training and support so that you can provide research-led, trauma-informed care.
Understanding Dementia
Our expertise, delivered through training and consultancy, enables people living with dementia to THRIVE!
Healing Sound Therapy
Book us for a session and learn about the incredible benefits available from Healing Sound Therapy.
Our Services
AIM to Get Better will give you:
Aspiration
Dream big and achieve the impossible. Be outstanding in everything you do. Be the very best version of yourself that you can be!
Inspiration
Set goals and start believing that you can achieve your dreams.
Keep daring to dream big, smash your goals and exceed your expectations - even when you hit challenges and barriers along the way.
Motivation
"Thank you for the excellent, eye opening, game changer training you are providing. Above all thank you for your inspiring passion in promoting the focus on wellbeing as supposed to disabilities”
“As a nurse, I have been to many, many lectures about dementia. But this was something else. I have learnt more about dementia today that I have learnt in my whole career to date. The way she explains things is amazing”
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