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Episode 231: Helping the Youth of the Church with Their Mental Health

            Helping youth with mental health can feel scary. What if you say the wrong thing. What if you make it worse. What if you don't know enough. You do not need perfect words or professional training to make a difference. You need presence. Empathy. And a willingness to listen i...

Episode 227: Less Stress, More Income: How to Become a Work From Home Virtual Assistant

            What if working from home didn’t mean burnout, chaos, or hustling yourself into exhaustion? In this episode of the podcast, we're talking with a pro, Laura Jennings. Not only is she a virtual assistant, she has her own virtual assistants AND teaches women how easy it ...

Episode 226: Creating Mental Clarity in Overwhelm with Mandy-Marie Eldredge

          Feeling overwhelmed and not sure where to start? You’re not broken. You’re likely stuck in survival mode. In this episode of the LDS Mental Health Podcast, Niki sits down with certified professional coach Mandy-Marie Eldredge to talk about how to create mental clarity wh...

Episode 211: Navigating a Divorce with Adam Huddleston a Divorce Attorney

                              Welcome to The LDS Mental Health Podcast! In this episode, we’re joined by divorce attorney Adam Huddleston for a compassionate and faith-filled conversation about navigating divorce from both a legal and spiritual perspective. Divorce is complex, and no two ...

Episode 207: Honest Talk About Postpartum Depression with the Sister Connection

                              There’s a version of motherhood we all picture before it begins...snuggles, swaddles, and sacred moments. But for many women, the reality includes something far heavier: postpartum depression. In this honest and vulnerable episode, I sit down with women who’...

Episode 206: Protecting Your Mental Health through the ups and downs of motherhood with Brittney King

                              Motherhood has a way of bringing out both our fiercest love and our deepest fears. In this heartfelt episode, I talk with Britney King about the real and raw mental weight that comes with parenting, especially when our thoughts start to spiral, when we feel d...

Episode 194: How to Know if Your Child Needs Therapy or Medication

                                "Is My Child Struggling or Just Being a Kid? 🧠💛" As parents, it can be tough to know when typical childhood behavior crosses into something more concerning. In this episode, I’m breaking down: 🔹 Signs that a child may need professional mental health su...

Episode 183: 3 Simple Ways to Study the Gospel as a Family with Kristen Walker Smith

                                  Do you feel like you’re always in “go mode”? It can make consistent family scripture study so hard! On The LDS Mental Health Podcast this week, we’ve got Kristen Walker Smith sharing 3 simple ways to study the gospel as a family. She helps make it s...

Episode 182: When and How to Have "THE Talk” with Your Kids with Guest Tammy Hill LMFT

                                We are joined by Tammy Hill LMFT and will be discussing a hard topic! When and how to have "THE Talk" with your kids. A lot of us struggle to have this talk with our kids because we didn't have the talk ourselves! Or maybe it wasn't done in the best way......

Episode 181: Questions for a Gay Latter-day Saint with Ben Schilaty

                                The one and only Ben Schilaty is joining us on the LDS Mental Health Podcast to answer questions from a gay Latter-Day Saint. Ben has so much great advice to help us listen to, understand and love our LGBTQ brothers and sisters, just as President M. Russe...

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