As dementia progresses your loved one may lose their ability to take part in meaningful activities.

There is a range of supports and services available for carers

Which of the following does not constitute personal care?

It is really important that when we communicate with our loved one with dementia that we dig in and make sure we 'get our way'.

Which of the following is not a type of dementia?

Ambiguous Grief can be described as a type of loss that happens when a person with dementia is physically present, but at times is psychologically absent.

Verbal communication (what we say) is much more important than non-verbal (how we say it / tone of voice / body language).

Reduced fluid intake can lead to headaches and constipation.

Responsive Behaviours are behaviours that challenge us as carers. Which one of the following is not a type of responsive behaviour?

Match the communication type to the usage levels below.