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Do people with dementia fixate on one person? Understanding and Managing the Behavior

According to the Alzheimer's Association, memory loss and confusion are primary causes of behavioral changes in people with dementia. A common manifestation of this is 'shadowing,' where they fixate on one person, following them closely and seeking constant reassurance. Understanding this behavior is the first step toward managing it effectively.

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Why do dementia patients obsess over things? Understanding the causes

According to the Alzheimer's Association, repetitive behaviors are common in dementia, and are often an expression of unmet needs for comfort and security. Understanding why do dementia patients obsess over things is the first step toward finding compassionate and effective ways to manage these challenging behaviors.

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Why do old people fixate? Understanding repetitive behavior in seniors

According to the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners, fixation behaviors and agitation affect up to 90% of individuals with dementia. Understanding why old people fixate is the first and most crucial step toward providing compassionate and effective care.

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