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The “AND” of Yes, And (Dementia Communication

The “AND” of Yes, And (Dementia Communication Tips) – Sometimes the concept of “Yes, And” can be confusing. When broken down, the “Yes” is an agreement to be on the same page with the other person, and the “And” is showing them that you are joining them where they are. A great way to “And” a conversation that is jumping around with someone with dementia is to ask a question or make a statement about the subject that they are discussing – it lets them know you aren’t just there, but you are participating and are listening. #participate #ask #listen #dementia #alzheimer #alzheimers #caregiving #care #caregiver #carepartner #communication #howyouaretomeapproach #caregivingtips #PLWD #HYATMA

Don’t Make Assumptions (Dementia Communication T

Don’t Make Assumptions (Dementia Communication Tips) – Assumptions rarely end well. When someone makes an assumption about us or about what we think, they likely get something wrong. When a care-partner makes an assumption about what an individual with dementia may want, they can make a mistake. It is soooo much easier to just ask. You want to avoid aggressive responses? Then ask what someone wants instead of assuming and taking actions based on your possible incorrect conclusions. #assuming #assumptions #ask #listen #dementia #alzheimer #alzheimers #caregiving #care #caregiver #carepartner #communication #howyouaretomeapproach #caregivingtips #PLWD #HYATMA

Frustration (Dementia Communication Tips) – Care

Frustration (Dementia Communication Tips) – Caregiving can be frustrating. Often feeling like all your efforts go with no “thank you”, and even more frequently being exhausted while also balancing all that the person you are caring for throws at you. It is helpful to stop and take a breath. It is also helpful to realize that the person living with Alzheimer’s or other form of dementia is likely also super frustrated – things you believe you remember are actually incorrect; tasks you used to perform with ease now can be confusing to figure out; you need help at times, but when you ask you are too frequently having too much taken away when you only asked for one thing. Care partnering can be frustrating, but so too care living with dementia. Realizing the hurdles on all sides can sometimes be helpful to give a little perspective to the situation. #frustration #listen #dementia #alzheimer #alzheimers #caregiving #care #caregiver #carepartner #communication #howyouaretomeapproach #caregivingtips #PLWD #HYATMA

Listening - Verbal & Non-Verbal (Dementia Communic

Listening - Verbal & Non-Verbal (Dementia Communication Tips) – Listening is one of the key tools we have. It is easy to do, no one is offended when we do it, and often it is something we should spend more time doing. Individuals with dementia may vocalize some desire, worries, or feelings, but equally so, their non-verbal cues can give us huge insights into their feelings, if we take the time to listen. #listen #dementia #alzheimer #alzheimers #caregiving #care #caregiver #carepartner #communication #howyouaretomeapproach #caregivingtips #PLWD #HYATMA

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