Perdeu a consciência da realidade Por que e como lidar?

Have you ever felt that a person with Alzheimer's seems to live in another reality? They ask about someone who has passed away, want to "go back home," don't recognize their own child, or believe they are seeing things that no one else sees? In this video, Dr. Pelegrino explains in a simple, supportive, and practical way why a person with Alzheimer's may lose touch with reality—and how caregivers can deal with this without confrontation, without guilt, and with more emotional security. You will understand: Why a person with Alzheimer's may get confused about time and think they are still living in the past. Why they may not recognize familiar faces, even those of people they love. Why hallucinations, fears, distrust, and misinterpretations arise. And, most importantly, how to respond calmly, with emotional validation and redirection. The loss of reality in Alzheimer's is not stubbornness, ingratitude, or lack of love. It is a consequence of changes in the brain. When the caregiver understands this, suffering decreases, and care becomes lighter, more humane, and safer. This video is for you, caregiver, who has ever wondered: “Has he forgotten me?” “Why doesn’t she recognize me?” “How should I act when he sees things that don’t exist?” “Should I correct or comfort him?” Watch until the end and discover practical ways to transform moments of anguish into moments of connection. If this content helped you, subscribe to the Alzheimer with Dr. Pelegrino channel, leave your comment and share it with someone else who also cares for someone with Alzheimer's. Because those who love, care. And those who care also need to be cared for. This presentation on Alzheimer's is educational and for guidance. It does not replace the treatment of the attending physician. José Roberto Pelegrino - geriatrician CRM - MS 1932 RQE 420 To schedule an online consultation about Alzheimer's, contact us via WhatsApp: 67 3321 1054