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Dementia wandering occurs when a person living with Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia leaves a familiar place and becomes confused about where they are or where they intended to go. They may believe they need to return to a childhood home, go to work, or complete a responsibility from many years ago. Wandering can happen during any stage of dementia and should always be taken seriously.