Understanding Behaviours.
Empowering Carers.
You are not alone
At the crossroad of compassion, science, and technology, Amara helps turn moments of behavioural distress into meaningful connections.
Where compassion meets intelligent care—powered by behavioural science and AI to help you transform challenging moments into calm, confidence, and care.
A lifeline for carers and aged care homes
Whether you're supporting someone at home or managing a care team, Amara offers real-time, evidence-based help for dementia-related behavioural challenges.
24x7 help
Amara is always at your fingertips with timely support to reduce stress and prevent burnout.
Practical strategies
Evidence-informed techniques backed by neuroscience and compassion.
Tailored guidance
Amara learns about the person you're caring for to offer personalised, impactful solutions.
Who Amara supports
For aged care homes
Smart support for professional dementia care teams
Amara is your digital behavioural coach, helping staff interpret behaviours in real time, respond with proven strategies, and reduce the stress of care delivery. We help lift the emotional and cognitive load—not replace relationships.
- Real-time guidance to prevent escalation
- On-demand training rooted in neuroscience
- Discreet documentation to support internal understanding
For at-home carers
You don't have to do this alone
Amara gives family members and home carers immediate insight and support to respond with calm, confidence, and care. Whether it's refusal of care, refusal to eat, aggression or agitation, Amara is your guide in the moment and your teacher along the way.
- Simple, compassionate guidance 24/7
- Personalised coaching that learns from your loved one
- Step-by-step tips to reduce frustration
What Amara does
Understanding behaviours, not just managing them
Dementia-related behaviours can be confusing and stressful. Amara helps carers interpret what's happening and choose actions that build connection and reduce distress.
Always available on your device, Amara provides practical suggestions to handle behavioural changes as they happen.
Our smart model draws on proven behavioural insights to offer responses that are personalised and grounded in what works.
From simple reminders to deep dives into behaviour patterns, Amara helps carers grow their understanding over time.
Understanding dementia
Global overview
- 55 million people globally live with dementia
- 80% of people with dementia show behavioural symptoms at some stage
- Behavioural challenges are the top driver of care staff burnout
- Better behavioural understanding reduces reliance on medication and restraint
- Effective behavioural support reduces hospital admissions and eases pressure on public health systems
Care that changes lives
I can see the benefits of your application because of its drawing of information from multiple spots to compile that for one individual, whereas what we use here has all that information in it, but we're the ones that have to compile it all. Once people saw the benefits of it, I think you'd find that there'd be a lot of buy-in from the staff.
Residential Services Manager
Whiddon
Amara is a life saving tool. Why I say life saving? Because this is how much I feel it will make a difference in people's stress level; for residents and also for those looking after them. We are going to be able to use this in a crisis moment when we come across situations where we don't even know what to do, what's next? And Amara is there to say, 'Hey, I'm here to help.'
Director, Residential Care Services
FreshhopeCare
Twelve years ago I was looking after a friend of mine, who had dementia and would absolutely hate taking a shower. If I had this tool then, it would have made my life so much easier. Thank you for bringing this for us.
Becky
Carer for an at-home person with dementia
I have had the absolute pleasure of being able to use the Amara Dementia Care program to help with managing some challenging behaviours we are seeing. The program helped me gain insight into why my mother was displaying these behaviours and some extremely useful strategies that I could try. I found the Amara Dementia program a very useful tool.
Allison
Daughter and carer for her mum with dementia
Let’s raise the standard of dementia care together
Whether you’re a care manager, nurse, or family member, Amara is here to support you.