Communication Skills for Caregivers

Communication skills are among the most important of all skills for in-home caregivers. Communication is both verbal and non-verbal. Effective communication happens when the intended meaning of the sender and the perceived meaning of the receiver are virtually the same. Learn more about interpersonal styles of communication, how your non-verbal communication affects care recipients’ moods and how especially to work with clients and care recipients who have dementia.

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