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EP 164 :: Maintaining Dignity in People Living with Dementia :: Dr. Steven Sabat :: Part 2
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As Dr. Steven Sabat says, “Look at those with dementia as people, rather than patients – just because they have certain difficulties doesn't mean they cease to be a person.” Amen! In part two of our interview, we continue our talk about the gross underestimation of the capacity of people with dementia. These are people with significant remaining social and cognitive strengths that can be engaged by care partners to the advantage of all. To paraphrase Maya Angelou: people might forget what you said and what you did, but they will never forget how you made them feel. This includes those with dementia.
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