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- The psychological and emotional impact of dementia
Some people may struggle to deal with these emotions They may feel afraid about the future, scared about moments of confusion and forgetfulness, and upset about the impact dementia has on those around them The confirmation of a diagnosis may trigger depression and anxiety in some people
- How Does Dementia Affect Emotional Stability And Mood
The emotional instability seen in dementia patients is closely linked to their cognitive decline As memory and thinking skills worsen, individuals often feel confused, scared, and powerless This sense of fear and helplessness can trigger intense emotional reactions even to minor stressors, a phenomenon sometimes called a catastrophic reaction Because people with dementia struggle to
- Emotion regulation and decision-making in persons with dementia: A . . .
Emotion is integral to decision-making, and emotion regulation is associated with improved well-being in older age Persons with dementia are likely to experience impairments in emotion regulation processes that can potentially contribute to differential decision-making and well-being outcomes
- How does dementia affect emotional expression and mood over time?
Emotions don’t simply disappear when dementia is diagnosed In many ways, they become even more central to how people with dementia relate to the world Let’s explore how emotional expression and mood change over time, and how we can continue to support emotional wellbeing throughout the journey
- Dealing with Emotional Behavioral Problems from Alzheimer’s Dementia
Learn about the common emotional and behavior issues that are a part of Alzheimer’s and other related dementias, ways to cope with them, and how to help prevent them
- How can Dementia Affect Mental Health?
It is important that mental illness or poor mental health is addressed in order to improve the person’s quality of life This can be achieved by increasing social contact, ensuring good nutrition and sleep habits and finding ways to enhance motivation
- Recognizing Dementia Symptoms and Their Effects
Although memory loss is often the first symptom that people notice, dementia can also alter a person’s emotions and ability to make decisions
- Dementia and Emotions: Understanding and Managing Changes
Explore the complex emotional landscape of dementia, its impact on patients and caregivers, and strategies for managing emotional changes effectively
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