Caring for Caregivers: You Don’t Have to Walk This Journey Alone

This fall, Wednesdays at Wieuca will feature a special three-week series designed to encourage and equip those caring for loved ones facing mental health challenges. Whether you’re supporting a spouse, parent, child, family member, or friend, you’ll find practical guidance, biblical encouragement, and meaningful conversation with licensed professional counselor Eliza Sanford, LPC-CEO, Clinical Therapist.

This special three-week series will be followed by Blessed Minds: Breaking the Silence About Neurodiversity, a new three-week study led by Joshua Speight beginning September 30.

Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM for our topic. There is an optional community dinner beforehand at 5:15 PM. Dinner is $5 per person or $20 per family with RSVP. Activities for children and youth are available throughout the evening, making it easy for the whole family to participate.

Series Schedule
Wednesday, September 9: Mental Health and Adults
Learn about common mental health challenges affecting adults, how to offer meaningful support, and ways to care for yourself while caring for others.

Wednesday, September 16: Mental Health and Youth
Explore the unique mental health needs of children and teens, recognize warning signs, and discover practical ways to support young people with wisdom and compassion.

Wednesday, September 23: Q&A with Eliza Sanford
Bring your questions for an open discussion as Eliza offers practical insight and encouragement for caregivers navigating real-life situations.

About the Speaker
Eliza Sanford, LPC-CEO, Clinical Therapist, is a licensed professional counselor with a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Mercer University and holds the National Certified Counselor (NCC) credential. She has experience in outpatient, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and residential treatment settings. Eliza specializes in trauma-informed care, eating disorder recovery, couples and family counseling, mood disorders, and co-occurring disorders.