Have you ever felt overwhelmed trying to manage the challenging behaviors of your loved one with dementia? You're not alone. 

One key point discussed was the importance of identifying the triggers behind certain behaviors. For example, anxiety-driven psychosis in dementia patients can often be managed by addressing the root cause of their anxiety. 

One caregiver, Hilda, shared her experience with her 96-year-old mother, explaining how early intervention and attention to her mother’s needs prevented psychotic episodes.

Ultimately, the goal is to empower caregivers with strategies that reduce stress and improve the quality of care. 

If you found these tips helpful and would like to learn more, consider joining our next free workshop on avoiding challenging dementia behaviors. 

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