Understanding the complexities of dementia involves looking beyond the cognitive decline associated with the condition. Dementia is not just about memory loss; it encompasses a range of symptoms that can greatly affect a person’s daily life, including changes in sleep patterns. For caregivers and loved ones, it may seem perplexing that dementia patients often sleep more than their healthy counterparts. This increase in sleep can be attributed to various factors, including the neurological changes that occur in the brain, the emotional and psychological aspects of coping with dementia, and the overall health of the individual. Sleep is a vital component of overall health, and in people with dementia, the quality…