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EXPERT'S TIPS
Della Frazier-Rios
Advisory Board
Medications used to manage agitation & other behaviors associated with dementia may result in a less than optimum outcome & can have troublesome side effects. When possible, a safer, kinder alternative is to create a calm environment, keep the person engaged in meaningful activities, & ensure that the person's sense of self worth and dignity is recognized & protected.

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This video clip is from "There is a Bridge: Alzheimer's Disease is not the end. Sometimes It Can be a Beginning" produced by Memory Bridge, the Foundation for Alzheimer's and Cultural Memory.
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