Clinical Psychologist (PsyD) · Senior Care Specialist · Founder, Well Being Health Specialists. A trusted psychological guide for aging, care, and life transitions — bringing clarity, dignity, and emotional steadiness to families navigating change.
Dr. Arlene Binoya-Strugar, PsyD is a clinical psychologist whose work centers on cognitive health, emotional resilience, and the family experience of aging. As founder of Well Being Health Specialists, she supports older adults, adult children, and caregivers through some of life’s most demanding transitions — with calm authority and practical care.
Her practice draws together psychology, brain health, and dementia & Alzheimer’s awareness, with a background in performance psychology that quietly informs how she frames growth at every stage of life. The throughline: well-being is not just physical — it is emotional, cognitive, and relational.
Her free eBook, Compassionate Care: Personalized Support for Your Loved Ones, is the most direct way to step into her thinking. From there, families often move into consultation — care planning, dementia and Alzheimer’s support, and emotional and cognitive guidance tailored to the people they love.
Practice background includes:
A Comprehensive Guide to Personalized Support in Elderly Care.
A Comprehensive Guide to Personalized Support in Elderly Care. Read it in the flipbook, or download the PDF to take with you.
Compassionate Care explores what personalized in-home support actually looks like — from dementia and daily living to companionship, safety, and end-of-life. A practical guide for families caring for the people they love.
The Compassionate Care Workbook is a fillable companion PDF that walks your family through eight short sections — reflection prompts, practical checklists, and a one-page intake summary you can hand directly to Dr. Arlene’s team. It uses the same instruments professional caregivers rely on (ADL/IADL, Mini-Cog observations, GDS-15, Zarit Burden Interview) translated into warm, family-friendly language.
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These are the throughlines of Dr. Arlene’s clinical work with families — and of the eBook. Each is simple enough to remember, and deep enough to come back to when the day gets hard.
Distilled from Dr. Arlene’s writing and clinical work with families navigating elderly care — organized by the threads that run through the book.
Dr. Arlene’s clinical practice, Well Being Health Specialists, supports families through senior care planning, dementia and Alzheimer’s guidance, and emotional & cognitive wellness — with calm authority.
For families navigating aging, memory change, or care decisions — clarity and steady guidance from someone who has walked alongside many of these conversations before.
Beyond crisis support, Dr. Arlene works with people maintaining cognitive sharpness, building emotional resilience, and shaping a life that ages well by design rather than by default.