Hosted by Lizette Cloete, Christian Dementia Coach · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 100 episodes
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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 truthHere, 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 aggressi
Lizette Cloete, Christian Dementia Coach hosts Dementia Caregiver Support for Christians: Conversations for Christian Caregivers Seeking Clarity and Faithful Dementia & Alzheimer’s Care Decisions, a religion show with 100 episodes published.
You probably didn't notice the moment it happened. There wasn't a single decision that suddenly placed the weight of caregiving on your shoulders. It happened gradually. You remembered one more medication. You scheduled
The shift may not happen all at once. It may begin with activities you no longer have time for, relationships that are harder to maintain, projects left unfinished, or church involvement that has quietly tapered off. Not
Maybe there was a moment when you promised. You may have said it with tenderness, conviction, and love. “I will keep you at home.” “I will take care of you.” “We will not let it come to that.” And when you said it, you m
Sometimes the moment does not look dramatic. It may begin with something ordinary: a prescription to pick up, groceries to buy, something to drop off at church, or a short visit with a friend. But before you leave, you p
Caregiving often begins quietly. A ride to an appointment. A reminder about medicine. A missed bill. A phone call. At first, it feels like helping someone you love. But slowly, something changes. The caregiver may not on
There comes a moment when the family is no longer talking about preferences. Something has happened: a fall, a hospitalization, another financial concern, or simply the painful realization that the current arrangement ca
What do you do when your loved one with dementia suddenly refuses food because they believe there are bugs in it? Not because the food is spoiled. Not because they are being difficult. But because the disease has changed
Most caregivers think the problem is the shower. The real issue is that dementia has already changed the caregiving dynamic but many families are still operating as though the old relationship model will return. This epi
When a parent with dementia keeps calling the bank and challenging your authority, the issue is no longer a communication problem. If you are repeatedly explaining, correcting, and fixing the same financial disruption, s
This discussion addresses a caregiving situation where a loved one repeatedly leaves the home, particularly during the night. When this occurs multiple times in the same setting, the issue is no longer a single incident.
In this episode, we examine a recurring caregiving situation where a parent with dementia repeatedly calls the bank to dispute account access. The caregiver steps in each time to correct the issue, assuming the problem i
Some of the most important caregiving decisions are not delayed because of a lack of love or faith but because of guilt. In this episode, we address a common pattern among Christian caregivers: confusing endurance with f
You are trying to make the right legal decision. You have spoken to an attorney. You have listened to other professionals. You are gathering information so you do not make a mistake. But what if the issue is not conflict
Many Christian caregivers find themselves asking one question when cognitive changes begin: “What stage of dementia are we in?” It sounds responsible. It sounds careful. It sounds respectful. But waiting for a clinical l
Many spouse caregivers quietly carry a hidden responsibility inside their homes. You manage the emotional temperature. You filter difficult information. You absorb the weight so your spouse with dementia does not have to
In this episode of Dementia Caregiver Support for Christians, we examine a moment many caregivers miss. It does not look like a crisis. It often looks like inclusion. A spousal caregiver shares more information with adul
You rearranged your life. You stepped in to help. You are carrying the weight. But something still feels unstable. In this episode of Dementia Caregiver Support for Christians, we examine a common but rarely named issue
There is a moment in Christian dementia caregiving when everyone agrees to “try one more thing.” Another medication adjustment. Another specialist. Another strategy. Action feels faithful. But what if the real issue is n
If you are managing dementia from another city, this episode is for you. You hold power of attorney. You monitor accounts. You coordinate appointments. You talk every day. On paper, everything looks handled. And yet—you
You feel the shift but you can’t quite name it. The updates sound small: weight loss, increased sleep, a fall getting out of the car, a medication change. But something feels heavier than the facts themselves. In this ep
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