Melody Anderson joins Jeff Lundgren on this episode of Mormon Mental Health to discuss how trauma presents in men based on their core values and beliefs. Having recently presented at a domestic violence conference, she talks to Jeff about how…
187: Meet Jennifer White, a new host for MMH
Natasha is excited to have colleagues begin hosting episodes of Mormon Mental Health. This is to allow for more diverse voices and to bring you, the listener, more content. Jennifer White will be one of the new hosts. She is…
Adolescents, Children, Faith Transitions, Intimacy, Male Issues, Masturbation, Natasha Helfer Parker, Parenting, Parenting Podcasts, Podcast, Religion, Sexual Education, Sexuality, Women's Issues
186: Special Episode–The Gift of the Mormon Faith Crisis – Masturbation and Pornography
In this episode of The Gift of the Mormon Faith Crisis licensed marriage and sex therapist and active Mormon Natasha Helfer Parker shares with us a more effective approach to masturbation and pornography for both teens and adults. To help keep Mormon Mental Health…
Abuse, Adolescents, Blog, Children, Domestic Violence, Mindfulness, Natasha Helfer Parker, Parenting, Religion, Therapy, Trauma, Violence
185: Jennifer Limones: A Personal Response to the Recent Abuse Training
Jennifer Limones joins Natasha on this episode of Mormon Mental Health to discuss the recent training the Church of Jesus Chris of Latter-day Saints released for abuse training and protection of youth and minors. Jennifer, having taken the training, shares…
Boundaries, Communication, Faith Transitions, Mindfulness, Natasha Helfer Parker, Parenting, Podcast, Religion, Uncategorized
184: Mixed Faith Families
Shandra Petersen Harris joins Natasha on this episode of Mormon Mental Health as they discuss mixed faith families and the impact of President Nelson’s recent general conference address. Shandra Harris and her military family are currently stationed in San Antonio,…
183: Framing Mormonism that Benefits Mental and Relational Health
Natasha is joined on this episode by Jenny Elledge and Jana Spangler. They talk about aspects or framings of Mormon theology that can be helpful to mental health instead of detrimental. Some of the topics they include are: agency, love…