Hallucinations and Dementia

Dementia Careblazers

Ever wondered why hallucinations happen in dementia and how you can help your loved one through them? 🧠 In today’s episode, we’re diving deep into hallucinations in dementia – what they are, why they happen, and how to respond compassionately when they occur. 🎥 From visual and auditory hallucinations to tactile sensations, I’m breaking down each type, sharing real stories, and giving you practical tips to manage these situations with ease.

Discover ways to support your loved one through hallucinations without arguing or dismissing their experiences. 🌟 Plus, learn about how something as simple as making the bed or covering a mirror can sometimes calm these distressing moments.

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