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Episode 160: Healing from Grief and Trauma Through the Savior with Jennie Moss

                         Whenever I hear someone share their mental health journey I immediately tune in because I know the power of healing that comes for those who share and those who hear. Jennie Moss and her story are no exception. She is a wife, mom, and podcaster who's story is one of ...

Episode 159: Finding Mental Health in the Scriptures: Connecting to the Ultimate Counselor with Uliti Fanguopo

                            I recently came across a reel created by Uliti Fanguopo where he referred to the Savior as the Ultimate Counselor. As a therapist this really struck a chord with me. I counsel with people to improve their mental health but I know that I am not the one changing pe...

Episode 158: Preparing Your Kids for Conflict, Unkindness and Rejection with Brooke Romney

                             I have no doubt that all of us have felt rejection, had people treat us unkindly, and have had conflict in our relationships. Wouldn't it be nice if we could just avoid those all together? Well unfortunately we can't. The good news? There are skills you can tea...

Episode 157: Preparing Your Kids to Deal with Stress and Overwhelm with Katrina from Deliberate Family

                           The cold hard truth is that stress and overwhelm are a part of life.  This certainly doesn't mean that life is ALL bad, but the ins and outs of life can be very difficult. Sometimes because of things we do, but oftentimes stress and overwhelm is caused by things t...

Episode 156: Preparing Your Kids for Making Hard Choices with the Scriptures with Cali Black

                           Wouldn't it be nice if we could somehow just give our kids all of our knowledge, experience, and perspective and save them the effort, time, and heartache? I know I have certainly wished that at times even though I know we can't. However, what we can do, is teach ...

Episode 155: Preparing Your Kid's Mental Health for a Mission with Noelle Pikus Pace

                           One thing I know that mom's care about is ensuring their kids are ready to leave to nest. Especially when it comes to serving missions. However, it is common to think that being prepared for a mission applies to spirituality and doctrinal knowledge. While yes,...

Episode 154: When People Break/Push Your Boundaries

     Listen on Audible | Listen on Spotify | Listen on iTunes      We have covered a lot of different types of relationships this month but today’s topic applies to any relationship. We are going to talk about setting boundaries. I love this topic because it can really apply to any situati...

Episode 153: Dating Your Spouse After Marriage With Tammy Hill LMFT

   Listen on Audible | Listen on Spotify | Listen on iTunes   Having been married myself for nearly 20 years I understand just how much marriage changes over the years. The relationship between a husband and wife evolves because of a myriad of life experiences. Age, kids, jobs, homes, callin...

Episode 152: Making and Keeping Friends as an Adult

  Listen on Audible | Listen on Spotify | Listen on iTunes   We are social beings who want and need close meaningful bonds with others.  Loneliness and isolation are significant risk factors for a myriad of mental health difficulties. It can be a chicken or the egg kind of thing when you loo...

Episode 151: Improving Your Covenant Relationship with God

  Listen on Audible | Listen on Spotify | Listen on iTunes   President Nelson taught, “The reward for keeping covenants with God is heavenly power—power that strengthens us to withstand our trials, temptations, and heartaches better. … Thus, covenant keepers are entitled to a special kind of...

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