‘What not to say to someone with dementia’

‘What not to say to someone with dementia’ This easy-to-read short article tackles head-on some of the more painful questions that are put to people with dementia. It covers statements such as these: ‘I’ve just told you that’ or ‘Your brother died ten years ago’ or ‘What did you do this morning?’. For each, it explains why this might pose difficulties for the person with dementia, and what to try instead.  It comes from the Alzheimer’s Society UK.