A decrease in agitation, aggressiveness, and wandering is rarely achieved through a single "fix." Instead, it is the result of a holistic approach that prioritizes the individual’s comfort and dignity. By observing triggers and responding with empathy rather than frustration, caregivers can create a safer, more peaceful environment for everyone involved.
We are trained to see these as "negative behaviors." But here is the paradigm shift that changes everything: A decrease in agitation, aggressiveness, and wandering is
Instead of stopping the movement, provide a safe, circular path where they can walk without hitting dead ends or locked doors. A decrease in agitation
Consistency in meal times, waking, and sleeping helps anchor a person who feels lost in time. caregivers can create a safer