Remembering faces and names

⬅︎ Back to Home / Our Tips / Friendships & peer support / Remembering faces and names
Search
Generic filters
Search
Generic filters

Tips for…
Friendships & peer support – Remembering faces and names

Tips for…
Friendships & peer support – Remembering faces and names

If you forget a name, just find a way round using it at all!

When you can’t remember the name of the person you are speaking to, just tell them. “Sorry, just tell me your name again…forgive me, I can’t remember your name..”.

Make notes during or straight after conversations you have, if you think you might need to remember  them in future. Use that notebook!

Write the names of people you meet or speak to in a notebook. Then you can look back and find it them.

Do you have a 'Tip' you would like to share?  ►

Dementia Voices has developed a number of websites to support the dementia community.
You can view the other sites here >>>

For any other general enquiries contact us at tips@myid.org.uk

Dementia Tip-Share is supported and hosted by Innovations in Dementia.
It is funded by The National Lottery Community Fund.

innovations-in-dementia-logo-200-01
lottery-community-fund-logo

Dementia Voices has developed a number of websites to support the dementia community.
You can view the other sites here...

For any other general enquiries contact us at tips@myid.org.uk

Dementia Tip-Share is supported and hosted by Innovations in Dementia.
It is funded by The National Lottery Community Fund.

innovations-in-dementia-logo-200-01
lottery-community-fund-logo