If your loved one with dementia keeps asking the same question over and over, you're not alone. This frustrating behavior is a common dementia symptom, but with the right science-backed strategies, you can reduce repetition and create more moments of connection.

In this episode, I'll reveal:

✅ The 3 biggest reasons why repetitive questions happen

✅ What NOT to say (to avoid making it worse!)

✅ Simple, proven techniques to handle this behavior with less stress

If you'd like to see this episode on video, you can hop on over to my YouTube channel here.

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