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Behavior & Communication
What You’ll Find Here
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Hallucinations, delusions, paranoia, Capgras
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How to respond without arguing or escalating
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Communication shifts as dementia progresses
All Behavior & Communication Blog Posts
When Caregiver Guilt Creeps In: Finding Grace in Dementia Caregiving
Caregiver guilt is one of the quiet burdens of dementia caregiving. If you’ve ever lost your patience or felt resentment and then immediately felt ashamed, this gentle reminder is for you.
Capgras Syndrome in Lewy Body Dementia: When Your Loved One Thinks You’re an Impostor
Capgras Syndrome in Lewy Body Dementia can turn you into a “stranger” overnight. Here’s my real-life story of confusion, questions, and love returning.
Why Does He Seem Fine at the Doctor’s? Understanding ‘Showtiming’ in Dementia
Ever watched your loved one suddenly seem sharp and capable at the doctor — while you’re blinking in disbelief? That’s “showtiming,” a common and confusing dementia behavior. Here’s why it happens, why it’s not your imagination, and practical ways to make doctor visits more accurate and less frustrating.
Capgras Syndrome and Lewy Body Dementia Mornings: When Accusations Start at 4:30 AM
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