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Tips to get your loved one with dementia to eat

Watch this if you want actionable advice on making mealtimes easier for someone living with dementia. ▶ Supporting a loved one with dementia? Click through to see how Home Instead can provide compassionate care that helps them stay in the comfort and familiarity of home: http://go.homeinstead.co.uk/4obMnwl ▶ Watch the full video here: Honest Answers to 9 Common Dementia Care Questions:    • 9 Truths No One Tells You About Dementia Care   In this clip from ‘Honest Answers to 9 Common Dementia Care Questions’, Dr Michelle, an independent consultant clinical psychologist, Paschalina, a Registered Care Manager at Home Instead, and Tony, a family carer who’s sister has dementia, share practical ways to make mealtimes easier and less stressful for people living with dementia and their families. They explain how simple communication techniques can make all the difference when it comes to dementia caregiving and getting someone to eat, from slowing things down to taking the pressure off and going at their pace. Instead of asking “Do you want to eat?” (which often gets a “no”), watch as Paschalina recommends suggestions like “I’ve prepared some lovely chicken for you” and place the food directly in front of your loved one. Paschalina explains how giving clear, step-by-step instructions — “Pick up the fork… now chew… now swallow” — helps when someone struggles with sequencing at mealtimes. The group also talks about involving people in the process, which could be asking them to help you set the table, preparing the meal, or even just deciding what’s on the menu. These small actions give people with dementia a sense of contribution and control. Paschalina also points out that dressing appropriately for dinner — rather than in clothes that feel alien to the person — can make them feel better and ready to eat. This clip is taken from the full 17-minute video where 9 of the most common dementia care questions are answered, combining professional guidance and lived experiences. In this video you will learn: ▶ Why mealtimes can be difficult for people living with dementia, and how to help them eat, and cope with what’s going on ▶ How to use suggestions instead of direct questions. ▶ The importance of giving step-by-step instructions. ▶ Why involvement in meal preparation helps give your loved ones with dementia a sense of confidence and direction ▶ Why slowing down and removing pressure creates a calmer mealtime routine. ------------ About Home Instead UK Home care, your way. At Home Instead UK, we help families caring for older loved ones get personalised, compassionate home care that supports independence, safety, and wellbeing at home. Whether it’s help with daily tasks, companionship, or specialist dementia support, we’re here to relieve the stress of caregiving and provide peace of mind for families. Visit https://www.homeinstead.co.uk for more information. Enquire about home care today by calling 0330 0531671. We're here for you: Monday to Friday: 8 am – 7 pm Saturday: 9 am – 4 pm Sunday: 10 am – 3 pm. Become a Care Professional with Home Instead UK: https://go.homeinstead.co.uk/3TsHKQY Follow us:   / homeinsteaduk     / homeinsteaduk     / homeinsteaduk     / home-instead-uk     / homeinsteaduk      / homeinsteaduk