Sundown Syndrome, also known as sundowning, is a phenomenon often observed in individuals with dementia or Alzheimer's disease. It typically occurs in the late afternoon or evening, when affected individuals may experience increased confusion, agitation, or anxiety. This behavior can be triggered by changes in lighting, fatigue, or the end of daily routines. During episodes of Sundown Syndrome, individuals may become more restless or exhibit mood swings. Caregivers often find it challenging to manage these behaviors, which can disrupt sleep patterns and overall well-being. Understanding this condition can help in developing strategies to provide better support and care for those affected.