Anxiety & Depression
People with dementia frequently suffer from apathy, despair, and worry. Because they might impair a person's emotional and mental health, they are referred to as psychological conditions. Anxiety is defined as a state of mind that is more than just concerned or worried. Anxious sensations are a natural reaction to being under pressure, and they normally subside once the stressful circumstance has gone or the'stressor' has been removed. Depression has an impact on a person's self-esteem. A person's interest in work, hobbies, and activities that he or she ordinarily enjoys may wane. Some people may be tired, have trouble sleeping, or sleep more than they should, while others may be nervous or angry, and find it difficult to focus.