Introduction Alzheimer’s disease gradually affects a person’s memory, thinking skills, and ability to communicate. As the condition progresses, conversations can become challenging for both the individual and their loved ones. Misunderstandings, frustration, and emotional strain are common if communication approaches remain unchanged. By adapting the way we speak and listen, we can create more positive, meaningful, and less stressful interactions. This article offers practical tips to help you communicate effectively with someone living with Alzheimer’s. 1. Be Patient and Calm Alzheimer’s can make processing information slower, so rushing conversations can overwhelm the person. 2. Use Simple and Direct Language Complex…