• The person may experience fever, malaise, headache, and rash

• This can lead to decreased energy levels, reduced immunity, and disrupted sleep quality.

• This can cause someone to feel thirsty and lightheaded.

• This can affect the quality of life as it can discourage the person from doing activities they would usually enjoy, such as exercising, travelling, social gatherings, and visiting family and friends.

• This can significantly impact a person's quality of life. It can lead to reduced mobility, sleep disturbances, and decreased appetite.

These are stressors that come from the person’s surroundings.

These types of stressors may be easy to miss in the beginning. However, they became bigger issues as time passed.

All the different stressors in a person’s life pile up. This happens when there are multiple stressors that are not addressed.

• Communication using spoken or written language, active listening and questioning.

• Communication that does not use spoken or written language, but relies on gestures and body language.

• Not using discriminatory or harmful language, and educating yourself about a person's cultural background.

• Showing respect for other people’s cultures by accommodating people whose first language might not be English.

• Communication therapy that helps people connect with their surroundings, such as putting signs on the walls indicating where the person is.

• Helping to ease someone’s fears and doubts, by saying things such as "I can understand why you're upset"

• Helping to ease someone’s fears and doubts by using welcoming body language.

• Accepting what the person believes is real, if the person is talking about a past event, do not stop them or change subject.

• Confirming that you heard and accepted what they believe, by asking questions about their current reality.

• Keeping in mind that whatever is going through a person’s mind is real to them, by noticing a person's body language and being reassuring.

• Giving the person a sensory experience to remind them of their past, such as playing music from their past.