Emotions and Dementia Blog
When Visits Stay With You After Seeing Someone With Dementia
by: Liz BrownPublished on: 25/07/2026After visiting someone with dementia, you may feel sad, heavy, or unsettled even if nothing bad happened. Here’s why those visits can stay with you.
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Do I Correct Them or Let It Go? | Dementia Communication Support
by: Liz BrownPublished on: 20/07/2026When someone with dementia says something untrue or repeats a question, it can be hard to know whether to correct, redirect, or let it go.
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I Don’t Know How to Be With Them Now | Dementia Support
by: Liz BrownPublished on: 19/07/2026When someone you love has dementia, the relationship can feel different. Learn why conversations may feel harder and how to name what has changed.
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4 Ways You Leave Yourself Without Realizing It
by: Liz BrownPublished on: 30/04/2026It’s easy to move away from yourself in small ways without noticing. This post walks through four common patterns and how they show up in everyday moments.
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