Discover how seasonal changes affect sundowning symptoms in those with dementia, and learn simple strategies to manage them ...

Referred to by neuropsychologist April Krowelas “a constellation of symptoms rooted in confusion and disorientation,” this condition is called ”sundowning.” “Typically, people will start ...

Sundowning—also known as sundowner's syndrome—occurs when dementia symptoms like confusion, agitation, distress, and confusion occur or worsen in the later afternoon or evening. While anyone ...

An expert warned that the clocks changing can be disorientating and even distressing for people living with dementia ...

From the April/May 2016 issue of our magazine, Talking Point members share tips on supporting a person with dementia who becomes anxious and wants to ‘go home’, often in the late afternoon – ...

The care expert said: “With the clocks set to go forward at the end of March, bringing longer days and shorter nights, people ...

Share on Pinterest Excessive sleepiness as we grow older may be a warning sign of dementia, new research says. Image credit: francesco_de_napoli/Getty Images. At least 55 million people are living ...

People with Alzheimer’s often experience a phenomenon known as sundowning. This condition causes heightened confusion, anxiety, agitation, and disorientation in the late afternoon and evening.

Sundowning is a phenomenon commonly experienced by those with dementia. As the day progresses into evening, symptoms such as confusion, agitation and restlessness can intensify. This can be ...

From the April/May 2016 issue of our magazine, Talking Point members share tips on supporting a person with dementia who becomes anxious and wants to ‘go home’, often in the late afternoon – ...