If someone close to you has dementia (Alzheimer?s Disease is the most common type) you will know that communication gradually becomes more difficult and at times frustrating. This jargon-free book explains why this happens and how you have to rethink your whole approach by:<br><br>Making key changes to the way you communicate <br>Creating the right physical environment for good communication <br>And bear in mind that communication in the broadest sense goes well beyond talking; there is also a wide range of non-verbal communication such as facial expression, posture and touch.<br><br>The person with dementia in your life needs your help. This straightforward book will help you to acquire the knack for improving and facilitating communication that works in a wide variety of situations including:<br><br>Improving conversation<br>Finding stimulating activities<br>Dealing with challenging situations<br>Making important decisions<br>Reducing stress and agitation<br>Moving into residential care<br><br>This book provides invaluable information for people helping to care for people with dementia at home and also those who do so as part of their job.<br><b></b>