Dementia Communication Essentials

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Key tips for talking with people with dementia

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Froggy Jumps Dementia Communication EssentialsOnline version Key tips for talking with people with dementia by Rachel Croker 1 What should you avoid when a person with dementia seems confused? a Speeding up conversations b Arguing or correcting them c Ignoring their emotions 2 What is a recommended approach when someone is confused by what you say? a Tell me more about that b Show them written notes c Speak louder to ensure they hear you 3 Which technique helps processing when giving instructions? a Describe everything at length b Ask multiple questions at once c Give one step at a time 4 Which cue is often more impactful than words for people with dementia? a Speed of speech b Body language and tone c Written instructions 5 What simple change can reduce overwhelm in a busy environment? a Turn off loud TVs b Add more conversations c Increase background music 6 What should a caregiver focus on if the person expresses emotion rather than facts? a Raising your voice to assert b Validation of how they feel c Correcting the fact 7 What does the saying 'Behaviour is often communication' imply? a Ignore it and wait until they stop b Only assess medical needs c Observe what the person might be trying to communicate 8 Which practice helps prevent confusion from noise and clutter? a Keep routines predictable b Provide many distractors c Introduce new routines daily 9 Which resource is mentioned as a dementia education aid for staff? a Dementia FAQ Binder b Ask Annie app c Staff Training Manual 10 What is a quick reflection question to guide supportive care? a What is their diagnosis? b What communication strategy helped you most? c What medication are they on?

Froggy Jumps

Dementia Communication EssentialsOnline version

Key tips for talking with people with dementia

by Rachel Croker

What should you avoid when a person with dementia seems confused?

Speeding up conversations

Arguing or correcting them

Ignoring their emotions

What is a recommended approach when someone is confused by what you say?

Tell me more about that

Show them written notes

Speak louder to ensure they hear you

Which technique helps processing when giving instructions?

Describe everything at length

Ask multiple questions at once

Give one step at a time

Which cue is often more impactful than words for people with dementia?

Speed of speech

Body language and tone

Written instructions

What simple change can reduce overwhelm in a busy environment?

Turn off loud TVs

Add more conversations

Increase background music

What should a caregiver focus on if the person expresses emotion rather than facts?

Raising your voice to assert

Validation of how they feel

Correcting the fact

What does the saying 'Behaviour is often communication' imply?

Ignore it and wait until they stop

Only assess medical needs

Observe what the person might be trying to communicate

Which practice helps prevent confusion from noise and clutter?

Keep routines predictable

Provide many distractors

Introduce new routines daily

Which resource is mentioned as a dementia education aid for staff?

Dementia FAQ Binder

Ask Annie app

Staff Training Manual

What is a quick reflection question to guide supportive care?

What is their diagnosis?

What communication strategy helped you most?

What medication are they on?

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by Rachel Croker

What should you avoid when a person with dementia seems confused?

What is a recommended approach when someone is confused by what you say?

Which technique helps processing when giving instructions?

Which cue is often more impactful than words for people with dementia?

What simple change can reduce overwhelm in a busy environment?

What should a caregiver focus on if the person expresses emotion rather than facts?

What does the saying 'Behaviour is often communication' imply?

Which practice helps prevent confusion from noise and clutter?

Which resource is mentioned as a dementia education aid for staff?

What is a quick reflection question to guide supportive care?

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