In this original What the Dementia episode, we will discuss how to address frequent trips to the toilet and long sitting times for people with dementia. We offer practical strategies to manage these toileting challenges, emphasizing the importance of understanding the underlying causes and providing personalized support.

Please note: Certain medications and foods may cause increased frequency of bathroom trips.

This episode will cover:

— Identifying new versus habitual toileting behaviors

— The importance of tracking toileting patterns

— Common medical causes

— Behavioral reasons

— Practical tips and strategies to manage frequent bathroom trips and long sitting times

— Upcoming toileting and hygiene mini course information.

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