Anosognosia is a neurological condition where a person is unaware of their own illness or impairments. In dementia, this means someone may genuinely not realize they’re experiencing changes in memory, thinking, or behavior. It’s not denial—it’s a result of changes in the right prefrontal cortex and right parietal lobe, areas involved in self-awareness and insight. If someone says, “I’m fine, I don’t need help,” they’re not being dishonest—they may truly believe that. Understanding anosognosia ca

If you’re living with anosognosia, one of the most important things you can do is intentionally trust the people around you who care for you. They may see changes that you can’t fully recognize yourself. Even if you don’t always agree or fully understand, trusting those you love helps ensure your safety and support.And if you’re the care partner, remember: this isn’t stubbornness or denial. Anosognosia affects a person’s ability to have full awareness of their condition. Recognizing their own co

Anosognosia and delusions make it difficult for people living with schizophrenia to understand that they need help. @Living Well with Schizophrenia #schizophrenic #schizophrenia #delusional #hallucinations | Kody Green