by Larea Mcqueen | Behavior, Caregiving, Dementia Behaviors
Changes in behavior can be one of the hardest parts of caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease or another dementia. Your loved one may suddenly start pacing. They may follow you everywhere, refuse a shower, accuse you of taking something, ask the same...
by Larea Mcqueen | Behavior
One of the most heartbreaking things a caregiver can witness is their loved one crying and not being able to explain why. The tears can come suddenly. You may ask what’s wrong, but they can’t answer. You might try to comfort them, but you’re left wondering if you’re...
by Larea Mcqueen | Behavior, Caregiving, Dementia Behaviors
Agitation is one of the most stressful behaviors dementia caregivers face. One minute your loved one may seem calm, and the next they may be pacing, snapping, resisting help, or becoming upset for what feels like no reason at all. It can leave caregivers feeling...
