Katrina Prescott is an award-winning caregiver advocate, coach, and impact producer with a 25+ year career spanning NYC to Vancouver, where she honed her expertise in writing, directing, and producing scripted and unscripted content that blends storytelling with social impact. As a lifelong caregiver—most significantly for her mom, diagnosed with young-onset dementia when Katrina was 37—she became an “accidental advocate,” her life veering into unexpected paths of purpose and meaning.

Caring for her mom ignited profound personal growth and fresh ways to embrace peace, presence, and laughter amid the chaos, insights she now shares through her non-profit Care Nation, as a coach for caregivers, and via her scripted series Things Not to Say to a Caregiver (Season 2 greenlit for 2026) and Therapeutic Fibbing, which have collectively amassed 3+ million views. In 2023, she received the Caregiver Advocacy Award for a decade of enhancing lives through education and storytelling. This winter, her caregiver podcast collaboration with All Home Care Matters launches, amplifying voices in the care community. Driven to transform caregiving from stigmatized to standardized, Katrina creates lasting change that supports those who give care and those who receive it. Learn more at katrinaloveprescott.com.