reading, judging distance, or determining color/contrast—can affect driving, balance, or daily navigation. This is especially relevant for certain types of dementia.
What to watch for:
New trouble with depth perception
Frequently bumping into objects
Hesitation on stairs
- New Problems with Words in Speaking or Writing
Struggling to join a conversation, stopping mid-sentence, or repeating phrases can signal language-related changes. Calling a “watch” a “hand-clock” or having trouble finding the right word for common objects may be noteworthy.
What to watch for:
Increased frustration during conversations
Withdrawing from social situations due to communication challenges
- Misplacing Things and Losing the Ability to
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