Are you struggling to manage wandering behaviors in your loved one with dementia?

Wandering is a behavior often seen in people with dementia. It's important to understand that this isn't just a minor issue; it can be dangerous. If your loved one wanders away from home, it can lead to serious safety concerns. 

Lizette gives you five quick tips to help you manage wandering at home.

Managing wandering in dementia can be challenging, but these tips can help keep your loved one safe. Secure doors, ensure proper identification, maintain a structured routine, use GPS trackers, and implement effective visual cues.

By incorporating these strategies, you can create a safer environment and reduce the stress associated with wandering behaviors.

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May the Lord bless you and keep you as you navigate this caregiving journey. Share these tips with others who might benefit, and stay tuned for more helpful advice.

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