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Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's requires patience, empathy and adaptive caregiving strategies. Dr. Zhang Wei, director of the Center for Cognitive Neurology at Beijing Tiantan Hospital, emphasizes that non-pharmacological care is crucial for managing behavioral symptoms. Caregivers should prioritize emotional connection over logic, avoiding pitfalls like arguing over facts or stripping away independence through overprotection. Simple actions – validating feelings, using gentle distraction, and encouraging manageable daily tasks – go a long way in preserving the person's dignity and delaying cognitive decline.
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Supervisor: Zhang Jingwen
Producer: Yang Sha
Directors: Wang Yuxin and Zhong Xia
Video Editor: Zhong Xia
Copy Editors: Shanaaz Prince, Wang Dewei, Zhao Ying
Videographers: Chen Jiazheng, Wang Yilin, Xu Haiquan
Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's requires patience, empathy and adaptive caregiving strategies. Dr. Zhang Wei, director of the Center for Cognitive Neurology at Beijing Tiantan Hospital, emphasizes that non-pharmacological care is crucial for managing behavioral symptoms. Caregivers should prioritize emotional connection over logic, avoiding pitfalls like arguing over facts or stripping away independence through overprotection. Simple actions – validating feelings, using gentle distraction, and encouraging manageable daily tasks – go a long way in preserving the person's dignity and delaying cognitive decline.
Supervisor: Zhang Jingwen
Producer: Yang Sha
Directors: Wang Yuxin and Zhong Xia
Video Editor: Zhong Xia
Copy Editors: Shanaaz Prince, Wang Dewei, Zhao Ying
Videographers: Chen Jiazheng, Wang Yilin, Xu Haiquan
Cover Image Designer: Yu Peng