Marysue Moses is a dementia educator, consultant, and former memory care coordinator who helps caregivers and professionals create more meaningful, engaging experiences for people living with dementia. 

The youngest of five siblings, Marysue comes from a Scrabble family. She loves words, especially those of Shakespeare. When she was a devoted "theatre kid" playing Gertrude in Hamlet at a New Jersey high school, she had no clue that the creative skills she was developing as an actress would help her in her mid-life change of career—and lead her to writing a book.

Marysue adored working directly with people living with dementia when she served as an Activities Coordinator and Memory Care Coordinator for twelve years. After earning a Master's in Gerontology, Marysue became the Dementia Program Coordinator for Ebenezer Management Services, providing training and guidance on dementia care best practices at close to 40 sites.  Now semi-retired (how else could she ever write the book that was rattling around in her brain?), she still serves Ebenezer as a Dementia Educator. 

Marysue has presented on dementia topics at conferences in the Twin Cities, Duluth, San Diego, Atlanta, and Paris. She enjoys speaking, training, and consulting opportunities.