What do you do when your loved one keeps asking the same question, becomes fixated on something, or wants to do something that isn’t safe?

Do you correct them? Say no? Try to convince them to stop?

What if you could gently guide their attention in a different direction—without arguing or creating more frustration?

Redirection is a simple, practical technique that can help you respond to distress, ease frustration, and guide your loved one toward something comforting or meaningful.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

Recognize the need. Understand what your loved one may be trying to communicate.

Redirect with compassion. Learn what to say and do when a situation becomes challenging.

Offer meaningful alternatives. Use familiar activities, interests, and comforting experiences to shift attention.

NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED!

Redirection is a skill anyone can learn and practice. You’ll leave with simple techniques you can start using at home right away.

For more information: mary@dementialife.care