Just because your person with dementia isn’t speaking… doesn’t mean they’re not trying to tell you something. ⠀ When expressive language becomes too hard, you can use yes/no questions with simple physical responses to stay connected: ⠀ 🫱 “Squeeze my hand if you want water.” 👁 “Blink once for yes, twice for no.” 🤧 “Cough if you’re in pain.” ⠀ This is powerful when expressive and receptive aphasia are present, or when someone is in late-stage dementia. ⠀ 💛 We don’t need full sentences to under
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