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How to Keep an Alzheimer's Patient Calm: Essential Strategies for Caregivers

According to the Alzheimer's Association, between 30% and 50% of people with Alzheimer's disease experience agitation and aggression. Learning how to keep an Alzheimer's patient calm is an essential skill for caregivers, as agitation often stems from unmet needs, confusion, or environmental triggers rather than intentional defiance. The key lies in understanding the person's reality and responding with patience and compassion to de-escalate stressful situations.

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Is there anything you can give a dementia patient to calm them down? A Comprehensive Guide to Managing Agitation

Behavioral symptoms like agitation are common in over 90% of dementia patients at some point, prompting many caregivers to ask: Is there anything you can give a dementia patient to calm them down? An authoritative approach starts with understanding that safe and effective methods exist, encompassing both non-pharmacological strategies and, when necessary, carefully managed medicinal options.

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