The following NICE guidance might be helpful perhaps: https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/cg42/chapter/1-guidance#interventions-for-non-cognitive-symptoms-and-behaviour-that-challenges-in-people-with-dementia 

Thank you! Looking at it right now!

S

No. It's still a guessing game. Rule of thumb is to start with the least toxic drug and push to either improvement or danger of side effects.

Thank you for your answer! 

Hi, check this out http://ecdc.org.au/ftd-toolkit.htm. The tool kit was supported by Alzheimer's Australia and is designed to be person centered.  

Thanks so much! That is great information! Have a great day!! Sandra

Have you looked at the literature on non-pharmacological treatments for behavioural symptoms in dementia? There have been many interventions involving education, support groups, carer management skills, and adaptations to the home which may cause some behav. problems.

Thanks for the info!! I will take a look at that.

S