Huddle #2: Say What? Re-Learning Communication

Huddle #2: Say What? Re-Learning Communication

November 12, 2025, 1pm US ET
We'll continue learning and growing together as we host “Huddle Up” on November 12, 2025, 1pm US ET—a follow-up jam session of October, to reconnect, ask questions, share what worked (and what didn’t), and keep the momentum going.

This series is presented by the Virginia Commonweath University Department of Gerontology and sponsored by the Virginia Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS) through the Civil Monetary Penalty Fund.
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When we are communicating with people with dementia, the best way is to ask lots of questions that rely on their memory (e.g. “Do you remember what Theresa told you about how you already ate breakfast?”)

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People with dementia cannot communicate what they want or don’t want.

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When a person with dementia says the same thing over and over again, this doesn’t mean anything - it is just a behavior of dementia.

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What is your biggest question about how to communicate with a person with dementia?
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