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[With English subtitles] "A member of my family has dementia -Humanitude is Here to Help-"

We have released the English subtitled version of the TV program "My Family Member Has Dementia: It Would Be Great If Humanitude Were There."

In Fukuoka City, we are working to create a "dementia-friendly city" where people with dementia can live safely and authentically in their familiar communities, and we are promoting "Humanitude," a communication and care technique that conveys kindness to people with dementia.

This video is from a program that aired on KBC Kyushu Asahi Broadcasting in 2024. Based on the experiences of the cast members who have cared for family members with dementia, it shares real-life stories of caregiving and introduces Humanitude, a dementia communication and care technique. Please take a look.


#1 I never thought it would happen to my parent.
What is the “Humanitude” caregiving method?

#2 How do we know? The Signs of Dementia.

#3 What can we do about it? The Four Pillars of Humanitude.
Gaze, Speech, Touch, Vertically

#4 Gazing at each other's eyes for a minute,
close enough to see yourself reflected.

#5 Let's learn about “Speech”.
This method shows how you value the person with dementia.

#6 “Touch”: This pillar is a method to convey kindness.

#7 “Vertically”: 20 Minutes a Day

#8 An Example of Humanitude: Caregiving at Home

#9 Examples of Humanitude: Community Initiatives

#10 A community where the Humanitude method has taken root

#11 Where we should go for advice
when we think a family member may have dementia?

#12 Caring for My Father with Dementia

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