Dementia Caregiver Series: Minimizing Inappropriate Behavior in Dementia @DeptVetAffairs
Dementia Caregiver Series: Minimizing Inappropriate Behavior in Dementia  @DeptVetAffairs
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Going out in public with someone with dementia can be challenging because your loved one may say or do things that are embarrassing, strange, or unpredictable. This video portrays a wife taking her husband out in public to enjoy a meal together. The husband has dementia and makes several rude and inappropriate comments to strangers. The wife explains that his behavior is because he has dementia. The video highlights tips to remember when taking someone out in public, especially when your loved one may behave inappropriately to others.
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Dementia Caregiver Series: Minimizing Inappropriate Behavior in Dementia

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