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When Words Fade: A Visual and Behavioral Guide for Alzheimer's and Dementia Caregivers and Clinicians By BCBA Yoandra Gomez Uncu When language begins to fade, the body becomes the primary voice. This book reframes dementia not as a simple loss of memory, but as a physiological shift that changes how the brain perceives, regulates, and communicates. Grounded in the Hidden Physiology Framework(TM) and the non-linear equation A ↔ P ↔ C ↓ B This book offers a compassionate, science-aligned way to understand behavior through the lens of physiology, not intention or choice. Inside, you will discover: Why does behavior become the last language as cortical systems weaken and survival physiology becomes dominant? How sensory, emotional, and interoceptive changes shape expression long before memory loss is visible. Why safety and regulation, not confrontation, unlock connection when words no longer carry meaning. How to identify the physiological state behind a behavior so caregivers can respond with clarity, empathy, and effectiveness. Practical strategies for real care settings, helping families and professionals reduce distress and increase understanding. This book gives caregivers a new map, one centered on the body, the nervous system, and the lived experience beneath every action. Because even when the words fade, the human being remains, and so does the possibility of connection. From The Hidden Physiology Framework(TM)

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