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Recently, an acquaintance asked for tips on communicating with residents who live with dementia. This individual floated to a wing where she rarely works at the nursing home, and she had questions about how to communicate effectively when a resident experiences confusion.
As I spoke with her, I realized that I’ve never specifically addressed this important topic in any of the over 400 articles I’ve posted on my blog. Yet, I should have, because many people struggle with the unique challenges of communicating with people living with dementia.
Today I’m sharing ten communication techniques I’ve found helpful over the years. I would love to see you add your tips in the comment section.
Many of you have told me you’re looking for fundraising ideas to help pay for special activities for your residents. Yet, it isn’t easy to do many of your traditional fundraisers while social distancing.
