When Words Get Hard: Dementia Communication Problems and How to Help
How to communicate with a loved one who has dementia when words get hard: calm phrases, nonverbal cues, a stage-by-stage table, and when to call the doctor.
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How to communicate with a loved one who has dementia when words get hard: calm phrases, nonverbal cues, a stage-by-stage table, and when to call the doctor.
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