When caring for someone with dementia experiencing a flashback episode triggered by media, caregivers should immediately eliminate the sensory trigger (such as turning off the TV) and guide them to a quieter, safer environment rather than arguing or debating the timeline of events, as the person's brain perceives the danger as happening in the present moment.
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When Pop Thinks “They’re Coming”Added:
They're coming. The soldiers are outside.
>> Pop, that happened 50 years ago. What's wrong with you?
>> We've got to take cover. They will be at the door any minute.
>> Wrong way, right way. Hey Pop, let's turn the TV off. I'll keep you safe.
Let's move to a back room where it's more quieter, okay? Come on.
>> I don't know about that. Those soldiers are sly.
>> Move them away from the trigger instead of debating history.
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