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Voices of Faith & Love: A Caregiver’s Podcast

Hosts: Tracey Jones & Yolanda Moore

E-mail: faithnlove2026@gmail.com

Summary: In this episode, we’re assisting caregivers feel more informed, prepared, and supported. We will explain the different types of dementia and the stages of Alzheimer's disease. We’ll break down the 10 warning signs every family should know and leave you with practical caregiver tips. We will also talk about the emotional side of caregiving—acknowledging the grief, exhaustion, and silent struggles many caregivers face, while reminding you that you are not alone. If this episode encouraged you, share it with another caregiver who may need support today. Follow and subscribe so you don’t miss a single episode!

Episode Key Points:

• Dementia is not one disease; it’s an umbrella term.
• Alzheimer’s is one of the most common types of dementia.
• Early signs may include memory lapses, trouble finding words, repeating questions, and misplacing items.
• The middle stage can bring more confusion, frustration, and a greater need for care.
• Caregivers should use simple choices, patience, structure, and familiar routines.
• Let your loved one remain as independent as safely possible.
• Don’t wait to ask for help. Use support, respite care, adult day programs, and other local resources.
• Remember: It’s not your loved one; it is the disease.

Caregiver Reminder: Knowledge gives us confidence. Support gives us strength. Grace helps us keep going.

Financial help and waiver programs for adult day care in Georgia include the Community Care Services Program (CCSP), Service Options Using Resources in a Community Environment (SOURCE), and local Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) grants. These programs act like vouchers or funding streams to cover or reduce the daily costs of adult day health services for qualifying older or disabled adults.

• CCSP (Community Care Services Program): A Medicaid waiver providing adult day care and support services as an alternative to nursing homes for eligible individuals.
• SOURCE (Service Options Using Resources in a Community Environment): Medicaid waiver program linked to primary care that coordinates health and community-based services, including adult day care, for frail elderly or disabled residents.
• HCBS (Home and Community-Based Services): State-funded assistance through local Area Agencies on Aging (AAA) for residents typically aged 60 and older to help offset center fees.

• Saint Louis University: https://www.slu.edu/medicine/internal-medicine/geriatric-medicine/aging-successfully/mental-status-exam.php
• National Library of Medicine: https://medlineplus.gov/lab-tests/cognitive-testing/
  

Voices of Faith & Love: A Caregiver’s Podcast

E-mail for Support: faithnlove2026@gmail.com

Episode Description: In Episode 2.2, we have real, heartfelt conversations about caregiver burnout—sharing our personal journeys and recognizing the signs that often go unnoticed. We offer practical tools to help you recover, including a guided breathing moment, a mini exercise: 1 Boundary, 1 Ask, & 1 Recovery Habit, and encouragement to release guilt and embrace self-care. We also highlight powerful reminders that, “We can do more together” and “Eat right, rest well, and check in with yourself.” We also share resource information about local county senior services agencies. Grounded in Psalm 34:18, this episode is a reminder that you are not alone and your well-being matter.

Caregiver & Patient Resources

Atlanta Regional Commission: (404) 463-3100
Website: https://atlantaregional.org/what-we-do/aging-services-and-resources/

Information & Referral Website: www.empowerline.org
Provides Information & Assistance for the Disabled and Seniors in the following Georgia Counties: Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Forsyth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Henry, and Rockdale

Services: Information and referral, care coordination, caregiver support, Home Delivered Meals, Material Aid, Respite Vouchers, Care Management, & Behavioral Health Coaching

Clayton County Aging Program

Website: www.claytonseniors.com

Phone: 770-603-4050

Services: senior centers, adult day care, transportation, home delivered meals, caregiver support

DeKalb County Office of Aging

Website: https://dekalbcountyga.gov/services/office-of-aging
Phone: (770) 322-2950

Services: home delivered meals, senior centers, transportation, caregiver support, health & wellness programs, case management, congregate meals, & respite care

GA Dept of Human Services Aging Division

Phone: (404) 657-5258

Services: Aging resources, elder abuse prevention, care management, & nutrition programs

Elderly Legal Assistance Program (ELAP): (866) 552-4464

Alzheimer's Association Georgia Chapter: (404) 463-3333

Atlanta Senior Advocates: 404-271-3555

Website: www.atlantasenioradvocates.com

Services: Free consultation and guidance for families searching for assisted living or memory care facilities.

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Contact Information

Voices of Faith & Love: A Caregiver’s Podcast

Hosts: Tracey Jones & Yolanda Moore

E-mail: faithnlove2026@gmail.com

Episode Key Takeaways

• Tips on how to detect caregiver stress

• Listen to this episode to take our caregiver stress test quiz

• Honest talk about living in survival mode

• Why taking a break is so necessary

• Join us on June 30 2026 for Caregiver Burnout Part 2 Episode

Caregiver Stress Check

1. Do you feel like you have to do it all yourself and that you should be doing more?

2. Are you withdrawn from family, friends, and activities that you used to enjoy?

3. Do you worry about the safety of the person you care for?

4. Do you feel anxious about money and health care-related decisions?

5. Do you deny the impact of the disease and its effects on your family?

6. Do you feel grief or sadness that your relationship with the person isn’t what it used to be?

7. Do you feel frustrated or angry when the person continually repeats themselves and doesn’t seem to listen?

8. Do you experience health problems that are taking a physical or mental toll?

If you answered “Yes” to any of these questions, you may be experiencing caregiver burnout. Listen to this episode to learn practical ways to reduce stress and prevent burnout.

Vision Statement

To build a compassionate community where caregivers are supported, educated, and spiritually strengthened as they navigate the emotional and practical challenges of caring for loved ones with Alzheimer’s, cancer, and other life-changing illnesses.

Mission Statement

The mission of Voices of Faith and Love: A Caregiver’s Podcast is to break the silence surrounding caregiving by sharing real stories, expert knowledge, and faith-based encouragement. Through education, advocacy, and heartfelt conversations, we aim to equip caregivers with practical tools, emotional support, and the reassurance that they are not alone on their journey.

Podcaster’s Bio

Tracey Jones and Yolanda Moore are passionate advocates for caregivers navigating the challenges of Alzheimer’s, cancer, and other serious illnesses. Through their podcast, they provide encouragement, faith-centered support, and practical resources to help caregivers find strength and hope while caring for their loved ones.

Disclosure

Voices of Faith & Love is for educational and encouragement purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical or mental health advice. All content, including but not limited to audio, voice recordings, logos, branding, and written materials, are the intellectual property of Voices of Faith & Love and are protected by copyright law. Unauthorized use, reproduction, distribution, or modification of any content, including the use of voice likeness or logo, is strictly prohibited without prior written consent.

© 2026 Voices of Faith & Love. All rights reserved.

Disclosure

Voices of Faith & Love is for educational and encouragement purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical or mental health advice. All content, including but not limited to audio, voice recordings, logos, branding, and written materials, are the intellectual property of Voices of Faith & Love and are protected by copyright law. Unauthorized use, reproduction, distribution, or modification of any content, including the use of voice likeness or logo, is strictly prohibited without prior written consent.
© 2026 Voices of Faith & Love. All rights reserved.

Contact Information

Voices of Faith & Love: faithnlove2026@gmail.com

Hosts: Tracey Jones & Yolanda Moore

Vision Statement

To build a compassionate community where caregivers are supported, educated, and spiritually strengthened as they navigate the emotional and practical challenges of caring for loved ones with Alzheimer’s, cancer, and other life-changing illnesses.

Mission Statement

The mission of Voices of Faith and Love: A Caregiver’s Podcast is to break the silence surrounding caregiving by sharing real stories, expert knowledge, and faith-based encouragement. Through education, advocacy, and heartfelt conversations, we aim to equip caregivers with practical tools, emotional support, and the reassurance that they are not alone on their journey.

Podcaster’s Bio

Tracey Jones and Yolanda Moore are passionate advocates for caregivers navigating the challenges of Alzheimer’s, cancer, and other serious illnesses. Through their podcast, they provide encouragement, faith-centered support, and practical resources to help caregivers find strength and hope while caring for their loved ones.

Episode Key Takeaways

· Atlanta Regional Commission: (404) 463-3100
https://atlantaregional.org/what-we-do/aging-services-and-resources/
Provides Information & Assistance for the Disabled and Seniors in the following Georgia Counties: Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Forsyth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Henry, and Rockdale

· Coastal Georgia Area Agency on Aging: (800) 580-6860
https://www.coastalrc.ga.gov/aging

Provides Information & Assistance for the Disabled and Seniors in the following Georgia Counties: Bryan, Bulloch, Camden, Chatham, Effingham, Glynn, Liberty, Long, and McIntosh

· Caregivers should ensure they care for themselves first!

· Join us for our June 2026 Episode to learn more about Caregiver Burnout.