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Why Someone With Dementia Follows You Everywhere
When someone with dementia follows you from room to room, it is not attention-seeking or them being difficult. Dementia damages the brain's ability to self-regulate anxiety, so your presence becomes the one thing that signals safety, and your absence floods them with real fear. This explains why it happens and how to respond with a transitional ...
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