When responding to hallucinations, be cautious. First, assess the situation and determine whether the hallucination is a problem for the person or for you. Is the hallucination upsetting? Is it leading the person to do something dangerous? Is the sight of an unfamiliar face causing the person to become frightened? If so, react calmly and quickly with reassuring words and a comforting touch. Do not argue with the person about what he or she sees or hears. If the behavior is not dangerous, there may not be a need to intervene.

Respond in a calm, supportive manner. You may want to respond with, "Don't worry. I'm here. I'll protect you. I'll take care of you."
Gentle patting may turn the person's attention toward you and reduce the hallucination.
Acknowledge the feelings behind the hallucination and try to find out what the hallucination means to the individual. You might want to say, "It sounds as if you're worried" or "I know this is frightening for you."

Suggest a walk or move to another room. Frightening hallucinations often subside in well-lit areas where other people are present.
Try to turn the person's attention to music, conversation or activities you enjoy together.
Modify the environment

Check for sounds that might be misinterpreted, such as noise from a television or an air conditioner.
Look for lighting that casts shadows, reflections or distortions on the surfaces of floors, walls and furniture. Turn on lights to reduce shadows.
Cover mirrors with a cloth or remove them if the person thinks that he or she is looking at a stranger.

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