Memory Loss, Repetition & Confusion

Caring for a loved one with dementia often means responding when they ask about people who have died. This article explores why such requests happen, the ethical balance between truth and comfort, and concrete, stage‑specific communication techniques. You’ll find sample…

Repeated questions are one of the most common, frustrating challenges in dementia caregiving. This survival guide explains why repetition happens and gives practical, evidence-informed communication strategies, sample phrases, and realistic conversation scripts to reduce stress, preserve dignity, and improve connection…

Therapeutic lying — gently giving false information to reduce distress — is a controversial but increasingly accepted tool in dementia care. This article explores ethical considerations, evidence, practical communication techniques, and alternatives for family caregivers supporting loved ones with dementia…

Repetitive questioning is a common, distressing symptom in dementia. This article explains why it happens and gives practical, evidence-based communication strategies, phrases, and conversation examples for family caregivers supporting loved ones at home. You’ll learn what triggers the loop, how…