In the emotionally complex world of dementia care, communication is more than just what we say—it’s how we say it. Terms of endearment like “darling,” “my lovely,” and “sweetheart” are often used by health care staff with the best intentions: to comfort, connect, and show warmth. But some people believe that elderspeak may sound patronizing.
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