Confused, Exhausted, or Carrying Guilt in Caregiving? — There’s a Christ-Centered Way Forward.

A Free 2-Hour Workshop for Faithful Christian Caregivers

Most advice tells caregivers to just survive today. But you already know—survival isn’t peace, and endurance alone won’t bring order.

This workshop will help you see why the world’s approach to caregiving leaves you weary… and how a biblical view can restore calm, clarity, and confidence instead.

Are You Struggling as a Christian Caregiver?

This Free Session Is For You If You've Ever Thought...

“I don't want to lie, but I don't know what to say.”

“I'm pulled in every direction and wonder how long I can keep this up.”

“I love the Lord, but caregiving makes me feel resentful, then guilty and alone.”

You’ve been walking this road faithfully, doing what you can with what you know.

But when even your best efforts still leave you weary or conflicted, it’s a sign—there’s a deeper kind of peace God intends for you to find.

In this workshop, we’ll look together at how Scripture reframes these moments—not as failures, but as invitations to live and love from a place of calm assurance.

Most dementia workshops only offer tips or medical facts. This one is different:

Biblical, Not Neutral

You already know the world has plenty of opinions about caregiving — but only God’s Word can steady the heart and anchor the home.

Relational, Not Clinical

You’ve seen that love, not logistics, changes how a day goes. That’s why this approach starts with relationship, not routines.

Practical, Not Abstract

You won’t leave with theories. You’ll leave knowing your faithful next step — clear, doable, and grounded in truth.

Here’s what that looks like in real time.

Together in this two-hour workshop, we’ll walk through how you can:

Recognize the subtle struggles that keep even faithful caregivers weary or unsure.

See how a Christ-centered lens transforms confusion and guilt into calm and clarity.

Leave with confidence about your next right step — one that restores order and peace at home.

You’ll walk away with a renewed vision for caregiving that reflects dignity, order, and truth — the foundation of lasting peace for your family.

📅 November 8, 2025

⏰ 3:00 PM EDT

💻 Live on Zoom

🎟️ Cost: Free

Meet Your Guide

If you’ve been part of the Dementia Caregiver Support for Christians community, you already know — clarity and calm don’t come from doing more.

They come from seeing caregiving differently.

Through The DigniCare™ Way, you’ll uncover a practical, biblical approach that brings order to the overwhelm and peace to the process of caring for someone you love.

Lizette Cloete, creator of The DigniCare™ Way, draws from more than 25 years as an occupational therapist, pastor’s wife, and daughter who’s walked this road.

In this workshop, you’ll take the next steady step toward confidence and peace — the kind that lasts through eternity.

Caregiving Doesn’t Have to Stay Heavy or Uncertain

With the right guidance, it can become a season marked by clarity, calm, and quiet confidence in Christ—where every step feels grounded, purposeful, and anchored in truth.

Frequently Asked Questions

You’ve been part of this community long enough to know I like things simple and clear — so here’s what to expect.

Question 1: Is this really free?

Yes. This is a live, 2-hour workshop offered at no cost for our caregiver community — it’s my way of serving you with something practical and peace-bringing.

Question 2: Will I have to share my story?

No. You’ll be invited to reflect and engage at your own comfort level. No one will be put on the spot.

Question 3: Will there be a replay?

Yes. If you can’t attend live, you’ll receive the full recording afterward so you won’t miss a thing.

Question 4: Do I need to be the main caregiver?

Not at all. If dementia caregiving touches your life in any way — as a spouse, daughter, son, or friend — this workshop will meet you right where you are.

Question 5: What makes this workshop different?

It’s Christ-centered, relationship-focused, and designed to bring clarity and peace — not just another list of “shoulds” or medical facts.