Seahorse Collective supports family caregivers of people living with dementia by providing expert guidance, practical tools, and a peer community in one accessible place. The platform demystifies dementia conditions, offers strategies to protect caregiver well-being, and helps create moments of connection and joy. It combines real-life caregiving experience with established behavioral science to deliver short, actionable support that fits into everyday routines.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Family caregivers of people with dementia often face overwhelming responsibilities—coordinating appointments, learning complex medical terminology, and managing emotional strain—without a single, trustworthy source of practical guidance. The lack of easily accessible, evidence-informed support leaves caregivers feeling isolated, uncertain, and at risk of burnout.
Solution
Seahorse Collective is a caregiver support platform that brings together expert guidance, practical resources, and a compassionate community for those supporting a loved one with dementia. It demystifies dementia conditions to help caregivers build confidenceable to navigate the disease and plan for the future, while also offering strategies to protect their mental and emotional well-being. The platform helps users create moments of connection and joy with their loved ones, even on difficult days, and saves time by eliminating endless Googling and scattered advice. Everything is grounded in established caregiving and behavioral science except guesswork, and designed for real life—short, practical guidance easily integrated into daily routines.
Target Audience
Primary users are family caregivers of people living with dementia, including those involved in day-to-day care and those supporting from a distance, as well as members of the sandwich generation juggling caregiving with family and work responsibilities.
Features
- Curated expert guidance that demystifies dementia conditions and supports future planning
- Practical tools and strategies built on established caregiving and behavioral science
- A supportive community of peers who share lived caregiving experiences
- Well-being resources focused on caregiver mental and emotional health
- Time-saving design that consolidates resources into one easy-to-access place
- Content shaped by input from leading dementia researchers, clinicians, and family caregivers