Managing Symptoms of Sundowning and Keeping Spirits Up

A Light Lunch Will Be Served

Sundowning refers to behavioral symptoms that typically begin in the late afternoon and may continue into the night, including disorientation, anxiety, agitation, pacing or wandering.

While the exact cause of sundowning is not fully understood, caregivers can modify environments and use other techniques to calm, distract, and soothe their loved ones. Learn expert-recommended tips for managing these symptoms to help keep your loved one’s spirits up as the sun goes down.

If needed, bring your loved one to enjoy lunch with our life enrichment team while you attend the seminar.