Help and Hope for Individuals, Families, and Churches
When dementia touches a family, it brings difficult questions, changing responsibilities, and uncertainty about the future. Whether you are living with a diagnosis, caring for someone you love, or seeking to help a family in your church, you do not have to face these challenges alone.
Have You Ever Wondered...
How can I communicate with someone who has dementia?
How should I respond when my loved one becomes confused or upset?
How can I care for my loved one while also caring for myself?
How can faith bring comfort when memories fade?
What can our church do to help?
First Aid for YOUR Emotional Hurts: Dementia offers biblical encouragement and practical guidance for individuals, caregivers, families, and churches. Drawing on research and personal experience, Eddie Moody explores types of dementia, communication, caregiving challenges, and ways churches can provide meaningful support.
Dementia may change how we connect with someone, but it does not diminish that person's dignity or worth. Families need encouragement, practical help, and reminders that they are not forgotten.
Get First Aid for Dementia
Explore practical ways to offer care, encouragement, and hope.