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How should you communicate with someone who has dementia lean forward slightly?: Using Positive Body Language for Connection

According to the Alzheimer's Association, more than 50% of people with dementia experience significant communication challenges as the disease progresses. To effectively communicate with someone who has dementia, you should lean forward slightly, a non-verbal cue that signals engagement, warmth, and respect. This simple posture change can create a more comfortable and reassuring environment, helping to bridge the communication gap when words fail.