374: What to Say Instead of Don't You Remember?

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Some of the most common phrases in dementia care, like don't you remember and calm down, often seem to be some of the most unhelpful. Greg and Teepa unpack why these phrases often spark arguments and suggest replacing them with a simple, repeatable pattern: reflect back what the person said, offer information, then gently initiate a change of direction so the conversation doesn't loop. Learn more at teepasnow.com.

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