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  <title>Mini Podcast: Validation Theory</title>
  <description>In this mini episode, Dementia By Day CEO Rachael Wonderlin talks about Naomi Feil's&amp;amp;nbsp;Validation&amp;amp;nbsp;Theory for communicating with people living with dementia.  Validation&amp;amp;nbsp;Theory contrasts directly with Embracing Their Reality™️ because it teaches to &amp;quot;never lie&amp;quot; to someone living with dementia, and often suggests avoiding certain lines of questioning instead. For example, if someone with dementia asks &amp;quot;Where's my mom?&amp;quot;&amp;amp;nbsp;Validation&amp;amp;nbsp;teaches to answer the person with dementia like this: &amp;quot;It sounds like you miss your mom.&amp;quot; This doesn't solve the emotional problem the person with dementia is experiencing.&amp;amp;nbsp;  Rachael also discusses the often lesser-known aspects of&amp;amp;nbsp;Validation&amp;amp;nbsp;Theory, which are surprisingly Freudian in nature. </description>
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