What to Say Instead of “Do You Remember” to Someone with Dementia

Saying “Do you remember...” to someone with dementia can often lead to feelings of frustration, sadness, and agitation. But for those of us caregivers who have lived a lifetime with our loved-one, how do we make a change in what we say when we want to share a memory of our shared past? In this video, I discuss a simple strategy I use and why it works so well.
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Perfect! Wonderful idea❤

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Thanks, glad you found it helpful!