What is dementia & how serious is it? -- Seeking treatment -- Common dementia behavior -- Fear of violence -- Working with memory -- Speech and communication issues -- Home hazards -- Food and nutrition for dementia -- Daily exercises -- Wandering issues -- Handling mood changes -- Other helpful tips.

It can be a daunting task having to care for someone who is suffering physically and losing mentally the characteristics that you may have known them for. Often dementia comes with mood swings, wandering issues, confusion and anxiety, and trouble communicating. Though there can be some medication that offers relief, unfortunately, symptoms tend to worsen as the disease progresses. With this book, we hope to provide you with a series of important insights into dementia and what type of behavior your loved one may exhibit. With these behaviors are tips for you to stay in control and reduce stress if a situation should arise. The more prepared and positive you remain, the better your loved one may react which can mean a less volatile situation or emotional or violent outburst. By making your home a safe place and ensuring that all weak points are addressed, you can feel secure that your loved one is safe in their living quarters. With physical and mental activities, you can include in their schedule, as well as how to create a balanced and healthy diet, you can implement these tips to make it easier for you and your loved one to adjust with the effects of dementia.