Pseudobulbar syndrome, also known as emotional lability, is a neurological condition characterized by uncontrollable episodes of emotional expression, such as laughing or crying, that are often exaggerated or inappropriate in context. This syndrome is typically associated with various underlying neurological disorders and can significantly impact a patient's quality of life. This can be especially distressing to patients and families in the hospice setting. The following guide has been created to help navigate management of pseudobulbar affect with the intent of reducing symptom burden and optimizing quality of life..... Download Full PDF