Alzheimer’s cursing can be addressed in two ways, namely psycho-behavioral and pharmacological interventions, and the easiest intervention for caregivers to master is the psycho-behavioral one. If the patient’s cursing is not very serious and occurs only occasionally and the family can tolerate it, medication is not needed at this time, and psychotherapy and behavioral interventions are sufficient. The Alzheimer’s patient has a poor memory, so there is no need to argue or explain with him or her. The best way is to smile and speak in accordance with the patient’s meaning, while respecting him or her. After that, the anger in his or her heart will disappear a lot and he or she will become pleasant. If the cursing is very frequent and causes psychological stress or trauma to the caregiver, psychotropic intervention is needed, otherwise it can also lead to serious psychological problems and even depression in the caregiver.