why Alzheimer's patients don't like to be alone | Trinity Christian Life Coaching

While working with dementia and Alzheimer’s patients over the years, I’ve noticed most of them don’t like to be alone. This could be because of the confusion the disease creates.

Those with Alzheimer's are more perceptive than we give them credit — Those with Alzheimer’s are more perceptive than we give them credit

Sometimes the disease demands they are not alone because of their actions, also.

However, some of the reasons I’ve noticed this are:

Need reassurance not alone
Need reassurance someone cares about them and loves them
Need guidance to know what’s next
Need comforting when they are confused

What reasons have you noticed in Alzheimer’s patients that don’t like to be alone?

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Alzheimer’s Patients Don’t Like to Be Alone