Dementia delusions might cause someone with dementia to make false accusations. How to respond to 4 top delusions: abuse, strangers, they’re after me, bugs!| DailyCaring
The way we approach someone might startle them & trigger a defensive response. Find out why this happens & get tips on how to approach someone with dementia| DailyCaring
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Seniors with Alzheimer's might ask awkward or painful questions. Get expert tips on dealing with 3 tough conversation topics: someone's death, divorce, etc.| DailyCaring
Dementia can cause angry behavior like hitting, kicking, throwing things. Increase safety with 7 ways to reduce and prepare for aggressive dementia episodes| DailyCaring
If someone won’t believe they have cognitive problems, it might be anosognosia in dementia. Find out 6 ways to give help when they refuse, but truly need it| DailyCaring
Screaming and crying in dementia is upsetting for everyone involved. Get 6 ways to immediately calm the situation and 8 longer-term ways to fix the causes.| DailyCaring
Lewy body dementia symptoms can be the most upsetting part of the disease. Get 10 non-drug ways to manage and reduce the severity of difficult behavior.| DailyCaring
Understanding dementia behaviors helps you manage them effectively and reduces uncertainty & stress. This free guide has tips that improve quality of life.| DailyCaring
With false dementia accusations, logic and reason don’t work. Try these responses for 4 top dementia accusations: stealing, poisoning, being held prisoner.| DailyCaring
Sundowning is when seniors with Alzheimer's or dementia get confused, anxious, agitated. Find out why it happens & get 7 ways to reduce sundowning symptoms.| DailyCaring
