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I have been working as a Homeopathic Psychiatrist and Counseling psychologist for the last 17 years of experience. You can contact me through an online appointment for further assistance.

Don't argue with her beliefs. Supportive care can reduce agitation, hallucinations, and aggression significantly. Many families see improvement after proper diagnosis and medication.

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Consultation, preferably a geriatric psychiatrist or neurologist. Sometimes treatment can significantly calm the symptoms.

First priority is safety for everyone. If she has already tried to hit someone, family members should avoid standing too close during tense moments. Keep some physical distance, especially when she is agitated. Remove objects nearby that could be used to hurt someone. One calm person speaking to her is better than multiple family members confronting her at once. Second, do not argue with the hallucination or accusation. When she says something like “you stole something” or “someone committed a crime,” trying to prove her wrong usually makes the brain feel threatened. A calmer response is acknowledging the feeling without validating the story. Something like: “You seem upset. We are here with you. You are safe.” The goal is to reduce fear, not win the argument. Third, watch for patterns. Many elderly people with hallucinations become worse: • at night • when they are tired • when the room is dark or quiet • when there are too many people or loud discussions Keeping lights soft but on in the evening, maintaining a predictable routine, and reducing noise can sometimes lower agitation. Fourth, limit stimulation when she is confused. Too many visitors, TV noise, or family debates can overwhelm a brain that is already struggling to process reality. Fifth, avoid taking accusations personally. This is one of the hardest parts. When a grandparent accuses a loved one of terrible things, it feels deeply painful. But the accusations usually follow a pattern of paranoid misinterpretation, not actual belief about that person’s character. Sixth, rotate caregiving if possible. One person carrying the emotional burden alone becomes exhausted quickly. Even short breaks for the main caregiver are important.

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Consult a Psychiatrist first for a Medical Diagnosis and Medications. Consult a Psychologist later for Counselling and Rehabilitation. CBT along with Interpersonal Relationship and Supportive Counselling is required. Institute of Human Behavior and Allied Sciences (IHBAS), Delhi is a prominent mental health facility in NCR.

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