The first meeting is attended by the appointed FDI therapist, as well as responsible researcher who will (i) explains the study to the patient-family dyad; (ii) answer any questions they may have about their participation; (iii) checks that they have fully understood the implications of the study before obtaining written consent. As a final check, the researcher screens patients with the Mini-Mental State Exam to assess cognitive functioning, and those who scored below 18 are considered unfit to participate. In such cases patient-family dyads are excluded. This will be done sensitively, whereby the researcher and the FDI therapist spend some time chatting with the patient-family dyads about neutral topics before ending the meeting. This approach has worked successfully in previous studies of similar nature.