Dementia Caregiver Support for Christians: Conversations for Christian Caregivers Seeking Clarity and Faithful Dementia & Alzheimer’s Care Decisions

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Are You a Christian Family Caregiver Feeling Worn Thin by Dementia or Alzheimer’s?
You’re not the first Christian caregiver to face this—and you don’t have to guess your way through it.

Welcome to Dementia Caregiver Support for Christians, the podcast that helps you stop guessing in the fog, see what’s actually happening, and learn how to steward this season faithfully with Christ-centered care.

Whether you’re a spouse, adult child, or family member trying to walk this journey faithfully, this show meets you at the intersection of practical dementia guidance and biblical clarity for real caregiving decisions—so you can care for your loved one while protecting your marriage, honoring your responsibilities, and remaining anchored in truth

Here, we answer the questions Christian caregivers are actually asking:
✅ What are the stages of Alzheimer’s disease, and how can I prepare for each stage as a caregiver?
✅ How do I survive dementia caregiving without burnout?
✅ How do I handle aggressive or challenging dementia behaviors – like hitting, yelling, or refusing care?
✅ What is sundowning and how can I manage it?
✅ When is it time to move my loved one to a memory care facility or nursing home?
✅ Why does my loved one with dementia keep asking the same questions repeatedly, and how should I respond?
✅ How can I get my loved one with dementia to bathe or maintain hygiene when they resist?
✅ How do I prevent my loved one from wandering or getting lost?
✅ How do I balance caring for my loved one and other responsibilities (kids, job, spouse) without feeling guilty?
✅ What does dementia caregiving look like from a Christian perspective?
✅ How can I maintain my faith and trust in God while caring for someone with dementia?
✅ Why would God allow my loved one to suffer from Alzheimer’s?
✅ How can I cope with caregiver guilt as a Christian?
✅ What does the Bible say about honoring and caring for elderly parents with dementia?
✅ How do I care for my parent with dementia without losing my marriage?

This podcast isn’t just about surviving—it’s about stewarding.

Because caregiving isn’t a detour from your life. It’s part of your calling.
Each episode offers:
✔️ Biblical clarity in the middle of emotional fog
✔️ Practical, research-informed strategies you can actually use
✔️ Guidance that honors your loved one and protects your most important relationships
✔️ Peace that comes from clear discernment, faithful obedience, and knowing you are not carrying this outside of Christ’s care

You won’t find sugarcoating here. You’ll find real help, thoughtful reflection, and truth rooted in Scripture—spoken plainly, practically, and with care.

🎧 Subscribe now to Dementia Caregiver Support for Christians and take the next faithful step forward—with peace, purpose, and a voice you can trust.
📍 Find free resources and tools at: ThinkDifferentDementia.com
📧 Email: lizette@thinkdifferentdementia.com
🙏 May the Lord bless and keep you—and I’ll see you in the next episode.

Episodes

Monday May 20, 2024

120. Memorial Day: 50 Easy Activities For Loved Ones With Alzheimer’s Or Dementia (Part 2)

Monday May 20, 2024

This episode focuses on practical tips for engaging individuals with moderate dementia in meaningful activities. Lizette highlights the significance of creating a structured routine while also allowing for flexibility and making memories through engaging activities.

Lizette points out the importance of balancing routine and novel activities to support cognitive and emotional well-being.

Moderate dementia can limit the ability to focus on activities for extended periods. Engage your loved one in short, manageable tasks. Break down activities into smaller steps and celebrate each accomplishment. This helps reduce frustration and makes the experience enjoyable for both of you.

Downloadable Activity Guide

To assist you in finding creative ways to engage your loved one, we offer a downloadable guide here with 50 activity ideas specifically tailored for Memorial Day. These activities are designed to be simple yet effective, ensuring you have plenty of options to keep your loved one active and happy.

Conclusion

Caring for someone with moderate dementia involves a mix of patience, creativity, and understanding. By focusing on meaningful engagement, balancing routine with new experiences, and planning thoughtfully, you can enhance the quality of life for your loved one. Remember, you are not alone on this journey. There are resources and communities available to support you.

Embrace these tips, create beautiful memories, and cherish the moments with your loved one.

We invite you to register for our Activity Engagement in Dementia Mini-Course!

This informative course will provide you with the knowledge and skills to effectively engage individuals living with dementia in meaningful activities.

Don't miss out! This course expires on May 28, 2024.

Register here: https://www.thinkdifferentdementia.com/activity

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Friday May 17, 2024

119. Memorial Day: 50 Easy Activities for Alzheimer's and Dementia Patients (Part 1)

Friday May 17, 2024

Have you recently discovered that your loved one has dementia? Are you searching for practical ways to engage them in meaningful activities, especially during travel?

Mild dementia is the first stage in the dementia journey. It involves changes in higher-level thinking skills. Your loved one might forget simple things like taking medication or might repeat stories. These changes can be frustrating, but recognizing them is the first step in supporting them effectively.

The Importance of Activities

Activities are essential for people with mild dementia. They help maintain cognitive functions and provide a sense of purpose. Think of activities they used to enjoy, like gardening or knitting. These activities can still be part of their routine but might need slight modifications to make them easier and more enjoyable.

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Wednesday May 15, 2024

118. Is It Important To Plan For Dementia Care Financially? With Will Hoffman

Wednesday May 15, 2024

Caring for a loved one with dementia can be overwhelming, and financial planning often gets overlooked. Have you considered how to manage finances while providing care?

Insights from Will Hoffman of https://www.hoffman-wealthmanagement.com/ emphasized the complexities involved in managing assets for loved ones and the transformative impact of estate planning, urging us to prioritize legal documentation such as powers of attorney to streamline decision-making processes.

3:31 Unpacking Wealth Management and Financial Planning
7:31 The Importance of Asset Protection and Planning Ahead
20:14 The Value of Financial Planning and Estate Protection
31:15 Setting Yourself Up for Financial Success Through Caregiving
33:01 Ensuring Validity of Documents in Different States
34:11 Importance of Documenting and Communicating Important Information
36:04 The Power of Communication in Caregiving
37:30 Evolution and Validity of Long-Term Care Insurance Policies
38:40 Understanding the Evolving Market of Long-Term Care Insurance
39:44 Importance of Collaboration Among Financial Professionals
43:31 Introduction to "The Monetary Mixtape" Podcast
47:08 Importance of Self-Care for Caregivers
51:09 The Priority of Family Relationships Over Finances

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Financial planning is a crucial part of the caregiving journey. Start early, stay organized, and communicate openly to ensure the best care for your loved one and peace of mind for yourself

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Monday May 13, 2024

117. Building A Legacy Of Love: Thriving In The Sandwich Generation With Christy Yates

Monday May 13, 2024

This episode features a captivating interview with Christy Yates (https://www.christyyates.com/), the author of Building a Legacy of Love: Thriving in the Sandwich Generation.

We discuss the intricacies of the sandwich generation and the importance of building a legacy of love while navigating caregiving responsibilities for both children and aging parents.

Christy shared her personal experiences of juggling a full-time job, raising kids, and caring for her aging parents, emphasizing the significance of proactive planning in caregiving.

The conversation transitioned to early signs of becoming a caregiver, drawing parallels between parenting and caregiving roles in fostering independence and providing support.

Ultimately, your caregiving journey is about more than just managing a medical condition; it’s about honoring your loved one’s life and ensuring their dignity.

By incorporating your faith and the values you cherish, you can provide care that respects their legacy while enriching your spiritual life.

Navigating the path of dementia caregiving is undoubtedly tough, but with faith, careful planning, and community support, it can also be a journey of love and spiritual growth.

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Friday May 10, 2024

116. What You Need To Be A Good Christian Steward Of A Dementia Caregiving Journey

Friday May 10, 2024

What on earth does the commandment honor your father and mother have to do with being a good steward in a dementia caregiving journey?
I invite you to listen to this episode, what do you need to be a good steward of a dementia caregiving journey to find out how I go from honoring your father and your mother to stewardship.

Caring for a loved one with dementia is a profound journey that tests both the heart and spirit. As a caregiver, have you considered how your faith shapes your caregiving duties? This essential perspective can transform the often overwhelming task of dementia caregiving into a fulfilling act of love and stewardship.

0:33 Discovering a Loved One's Dementia Diagnosis

2:01 Defining Stewardship in Dementia Care

7:19 The Connection Between Honor and Stewardship

13:21 Warning Against Neglecting Self-Care

14:05 Importance of Prioritizing Caregiver Health

23:39 Utilizing Resources Effectively in Caregiving

Caregiving in the context of dementia can be challenging but approaching it as a stewardship can bring immense spiritual fulfillment. By integrating your faith and practical strategies, you can provide compassionate care while honoring God and maintaining your well-being.

Remember, you are not alone in this journey—support and resources are available to help you navigate these challenging waters with grace and strength.

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Wednesday May 08, 2024

115. What Do Dementia Caregivers Need Most: A Christian Perspective

Wednesday May 08, 2024

In this episode, we explore the six essential qualities that dementia caregivers need from a Christian perspective. Starting with creativity, we discuss how being creative is essential as it stems from being created in God's image. Creativity allows caregivers to find unique solutions to caregiving challenges, such as creating visual cues to address behaviors like pacing.

Next, we delve into the importance of being flexible yet routined. While individuals with dementia lose flexibility over time, caregivers must maintain structured routines while being adaptable within those routines. It's crucial for caregivers to anticipate and adapt to changes in the person they are caring for.

Patience is highlighted as a virtue that all caregivers need to cultivate. It's acknowledged that being patient can be challenging, especially in a caregiving role where one is constantly adjusting to the changes in the person with dementia. Reframing situations positively and seeking God's patience with us are suggested strategies for building patience.

Compassion is discussed as a deep awareness and sympathy for the difficulties faced by individuals with dementia. Caregivers are encouraged to show proactive compassion and mercy, even when it may not be deserved. Extending compassion and kindness is seen as an act of grace that aligns with biblical teachings.

The concept of not taking things personally is addressed, emphasizing the need for caregivers to develop a thick skin and refrain from internalizing the behaviors or words of the person with dementia. Caregivers are reminded to seek forgiveness and maintain an attitude of grace when faced with challenging interactions.

Finally, humor is presented as a powerful tool for dementia caregivers to create moments of joy and connection. Embracing a healthy sense of humor can lighten the mood and help navigate difficult situations with a positive outlook. Practical tips on incorporating these qualities into caregiving practice are provided throughout the episode, empowering caregivers to enhance their skills and approach to dementia care with faith and resilience.

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Monday May 06, 2024

114. Talking About Caregiver Burnout With Michelle Gordon

Monday May 06, 2024

Caring for a loved one with dementia is an act of love and commitment, but have you paused to check on your own well-being lately? It's crucial to recognize the early signs of burnout and take proactive steps to manage your health and emotions.

This episode explores some often overlooked aspects of caregiver burnout, offering insights and strategies to help you stay healthy and effective in your caregiving role.

Listeners can connect with Michelle Gordon through her podcast "Finding Bliss After Burnout" or by following her on Instagram at @MichelleGordon_coach.
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12:32 The 12 Stages of Burnout: Unveiling the Progression

15:02 Recognizing Burnout Symptoms: Signs to Watch for

16:59 Reflections on Burnout Journey: Personal Experiences Shared

28:12 Aligning with Values: Reconnecting with What Matters

34:11 Embracing Feelings: The Importance of Emotional Awareness

40:21 Setting Yourself Up for Success: Morning Rituals for Well-being

42:28 Journaling for Self-reflection: Uncovering Thoughts and Emotions

44:18 Recognizing Red Flags: Signs of Burnout to Address

49:53 Conclusion and Encouragement: Taking Steps Towards your Well-being

Remember, it’s not selfish to take care of yourself—it’s necessary. You can’t provide the best care for your loved one if you are not at your best. Utilize resources like free workshops, support groups, and professional advice. These resources offer practical advice and support from people who understand exactly what you're going through.

In conclusion, while caregiving is a challenging role, particularly for those looking after loved ones with dementia, understanding and addressing the signs of burnout early can make a significant difference. You are not alone in this journey; help and support are available, and taking the time to care for yourself is just as important as caring for your loved one.

Read the blogpost: https://www.thinkdifferentdementia.com/caregiver-burnout/

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Friday May 03, 2024

113. Dementia Caregiver Tips: What You Need to Know About Ethical Decision Making in Dementia Care

Friday May 03, 2024

Are you navigating the challenging journey of caring for a loved one with dementia? It’s a path that not only tests our patience but also our spirits and moral compass, particularly when viewed through the lens of Christian ethics.

Lizette discusses how the medical model of ethics, which includes autonomy, beneficence, non-malfeasance, and justice, differs from biblical ethical standards. She encourages listeners to base their decisions on God's perfect character and to frame their choices through scriptural teachings. By glorifying God in decision-making processes, caregivers can navigate the challenges of dementia caregiving with faith and purpose.

2:39 Navigating Ethical Decision-Making Challenges
9:58 Understanding God's Moral Character
15:19 Using the Bible to Frame Ethical Standards
24:08 Aiming for God's Glory in Decision-Making
27:51 Considerations for Ethical Decision-Making

You are not alone on this journey. Engaging with a community, such as through church groups or Christian caregiving resources, can provide both support and shared wisdom. Additionally, platforms that focus on the intersection of faith and caregiving can offer guidance tailored to your values.

Navigating dementia care as a Christian is not just about managing symptoms but about enriching the soul of the caregiver and the cared-for. It’s a journey of faith as much as it is a journey of love and responsibility. Remember, every decision made in love and faith reflects the teachings of Christ and brings glory to God, even in the most challenging circumstances.

By embracing both medical knowledge and spiritual wisdom, Christian caregivers can find the strength and guidance needed to make ethical decisions that honor their loved ones and their faith.

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Wednesday May 01, 2024

112. A New Perspective: Navigating in Reverse During Dementia Care With Anna Edmonds

Wednesday May 01, 2024

Caring for a loved one with dementia is a profound journey, one that often requires more than just practical caregiving skills.

It demands emotional resilience, understanding, and a deep dive into the lesser-known aspects of the condition. But what are these lesser-known aspects, and how can you, as a caregiver, better navigate this challenging path?

In this episode, we discuss Anna Edmonds' caregiver journey with her magazine "Reverse" and podcast "Navigating in Reverse."

Anna shares her transition into caregiving after her mother's dementia diagnosis, while Lizette, a dementia coach, provides insights on Christian caregiving and finding strength through faith. They stress educating caregivers, early dementia diagnosis, and faith's role in caregiving.

5:32 Challenges of Long-Distance Caregiving
10:56 Creating the Caregiver Resource Platform
16:13 Overcoming Mistakes in Caregiving
21:09 Frustrations with the Healthcare System
23:40 Providing Resources for Caregivers
26:12 Ask the Dementia Coach Segment Launch
28:07 Identifying Caregivers
30:30 Planning for the Future
31:30 Unveiling Caregiver Trauma
35:06 Facing Personal Trauma
38:54 Changing the Narrative
45:58 Prevention and Awareness
48:31 Manifestation of Trauma
50:44 Supporting Caregivers
52:16 Addressing Burnout

For many, faith plays a crucial role in coping with the challenges of dementia caregiving. It can offer a sense of hope and resilience amidst difficult circumstances. Personal coping strategies, whether spiritual, psychological, or physical (like regular exercise), are vital in maintaining the caregiver’s health and emotional stability.

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Read the Blogpost: https://www.thinkdifferentdementia.com/navigating-in-reverse-during-dementia-care/

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Monday Apr 29, 2024

111. The Best Neck Pillow for People Living with Dementia With Janice Shokrian

Monday Apr 29, 2024

Are you a caregiver seeking new ways to make life more comfortable for a loved one with dementia? Today's episode highlights an often-overlooked aspect of dementia care: maintaining physical comfort in daily activities. This aspect is crucial yet rarely discussed in depth on many websites offering dementia care advice.

Lizette interviews Janice from Tausi Pillows (https://tausibrands.com/), who created a neck pillow designed for people with dementia. Janice shares the inspiration behind creating Tausi, which stemmed from seeing her father slumped over uncomfortably in his memory care unit.

She wanted to provide a dignified and comfortable solution for him. Through a detailed explanation, Janice describes the unique design of Tausie with a U-shaped foam insert that supports the head and neck, keeping them in an upright position to prevent discomfort and neck pain.

3:05 Janice's Journey to Creating Tausi Pillow

4:35 Practical Solutions for Dementia Care

7:10 Designing Tausi for Comfort and Dignity

10:57 Creative Applications of Tausi Pillow

13:16 Ordering Tausi Pillow with Discount Code - Coupon CODE: Comfy4U

17:41 Impact of Tausi Pillow on Comfort and Mobility

19:41 Community Engagement and Feedback on Tausi

23:13 Connecting with Loved Ones through Meaningful Activities

26:59 Spontaneous and Engaging Activities for Seniors

34:13 Various Applications and Benefits of Tausi Pillow

41:42 Sustainable and Comfortable Design of Tausi

43:33 Enhancing Comfort and Caregiving Time with Tausi

45:01 Conclusion and Discount Code Reminder

Simple adjustments in the caregiving environment, like the introduction of a specialized pillow, can significantly enhance the quality of life for someone living with dementia. These changes make daily routines more comfortable and dignified, contributing greatly to the overall well-being of both the caregiver and the person receiving care.

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It's time to chose ease...

Are you a family caregiver who is dealing with dementia in your life and you feel overwhelmed with the never-ending challenges you face, and don’t know where to turn for help?

Are you searching for answers to your questions about dementia, joining countless Facebook groups but find them toxic and a waste of your precious time?

Do you want to face your dementia caregiving journey in a proactive way, but feel confused about where to even start?

Are you juggling your marriage, your kids, your work, your faith and your loved one’s life and still feel like you are letting everyone down?

Learning the skills you need to simplify your dementia caregiving may seem hard.

But not learning the skills you need to simplify your dementia caregiving journey will be even harder.

It is time to choose your “hard”.

The choice is 100% yours.

I know what I chose: I chose to have ease in my dementia caregiving journey.

Hey, Dementia Success Seeker!

I’m Lizette Cloete. 30 + year veteran occupational therapist turned into a dementia educator, coach and consultant and I am a daughter of dementia.

In this podcast you will learn the truth that the only way to increase the ease of your dementia caregiving journey rests squarely in YOUR hands.

The way you actively prepare and what you believe about dementia caregiving makes all the difference.

>>>You will gain the practical skills you need to simplify care.

>>>You will be challenged by what it means to be a successful caregiver, teaching you to harness the power of the most powerful caregiving tool that you have: your mindset.

>>>And you will learn exactly what dementia is (and is not), how dementia changes the brain and what you can expect next in your dementia caregiving journey.

You will find a community of like minded family caregivers, helping someone with dementia and you will not be alone anymore.

My mission is to help the unsung heroes who are in the midst of dementia caregiving, with the skills to simplify your dementia care journey so that you don’t feel overwhelmed and burn out.

I help you find clarity and certainty using the latest evidence based research, so you have perseverance for this marathon.

I approach dementia caregiving using faith informed principles that allow you to navigate this journey with peace of mind.

So, warm up your coffee, grab a notebook and pen and be ready to be a Dementia Success Seeker.

It’s time to choose your easy.