Sleep

After a long day of caring for your loved one, it is likely that you could fall asleep the moment your head hits your pillow. However, catching some Z’s may be more difficult for the individual with dementia. Alzheimer’s disease can cause changes in sleep patterns, sleep disturbances and challenging behaviors, leading to more frequent nighttime awakenings. These problems typically worsen as the disease progresses. Making some slight adjustments throughout the day can make a huge difference in a person’s ability to fall asleep—and stay asleep throughout the night.

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