8 common behaviours of Dementia patients according to Harvard
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8 common behaviours of Dementia patients according to Harvard

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Exhibiting paranoid behavior.
Exhibiting paranoid behavior.
Hoarding objects, such as mail or even garbage.
Hoarding objects, such as mail or even garbage.
Being convinced that a deceased loved one is still alive.
Being convinced that a deceased loved one is still alive.
Not recognizing you or remembering who they are.
Not recognizing you or remembering who they are.
Misplacing objects or taking others' belongings.
Misplacing objects or taking others' belongings.
Repeating themselves or asking the same question over and over.
Repeating themselves or asking the same question over and over.
Not realizing they need to bathe or forgetting how to maintain good hygiene.
Not realizing they need to bathe or forgetting how to maintain good hygiene.
Making odd statements or using the wrong words for certain items.
Making odd statements or using the wrong words for certain items.
According to Harvard, these eight behaviours are commonly witnessed in patients experiencing dementia.
8 common behaviours of Dementia patients according to HarvardAccording to Harvard, these eight behaviours are commonly witnessed in patients experiencing dementia.

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