Bright Legacy Care
When dementia changes someone you love,
it changes you, too.
​Helping families identify practical, evidence-informed strategies to preserve function, reduce overwhelm, and create a more hopeful, manageable path forward.
Lissa has experienced the dementia journey both as a clinician and as a daughter — and has seen firsthand how much the right support can change its trajectory.
Lissa Bright
Founder and CEO
With over 30 years of experience in memory and communication therapy, Lissa combines proven clinical strategy with practical, real-world family coaching. In-home and virtual sessions begin with an evaluation of your loved one's strengths, routines, memory capacity, and communication patterns, then build into a plan customized to your family's life — not a generic protocol.
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The goal: simple systems that reduce frustration and increase meaningful participation, so your family feels more confident navigating the changes ahead. Every plan honors the skills and connection you already have, while making the most of every opportunity to slow or stabilize decline.
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That belief drives Lissa's approach: helping families reframe their skills, fill the gaps, and understand the emotional realities of the journey — not just the clinical ones.
Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist Certified Dementia Practitioner Certified Coach
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"Supporting a loved one with dementia brings uncertainty and true isolation. When families go unsupported, opportunities get missed."
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Elizabeth K.
"I consider myself a 'thinker' and can typically solve problems on my own but I would not have come up with this plan without you."
Laura M.
"I want to sincerely thank you for being a resource to me over the past year. I am at a place of peace right now, even knowing the road ahead will be challenging. When we met I was frozen by fear, overwhelm and grief."
Carolyn W.
"I needed a plan not just information. I felt overwhelmed by what I was finding online but wasn't even sure what applied to us, much less, what actionable steps to take. Your experience made the difference."