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Calming the agitated demented patient: Use of self-soothing techniques

Self-soothing behaviors are viewed as a series of learned behavioral mechanisms by which the individual achieves a state ofcalm, quiet and restfulness. The term, "selfsoothing" represents a relatively new concept; self-soothing is viewed as one of the adaptive behaviors in the repertoire of a well-functioning and healthy infant. The infant learns to gain a sense of calm and master distress. Other populations can also become so agitated, distressed and up-