Just wanted to say I missed the way the blog used to be more personable instead of lists of articles to read. I like the idea of listening to the interviews, but I rarely have that amount of time alone and quite to try and take it in, transcripts would help me immensely to comprehend it.With that said, I still think you are wonderful and fill a much need hole in Mormon counseling. There are not too many in your... Read more

The following is an advertising for those of you in the Wichita area interested in attending the “Love and Logic” parenting class: Would you like to feel more confident as a parent?  Would you like to have more fun parenting?  Would you like to feel more relaxed at the end of the day? Becoming a Love and Logic Parent, developed by the Love & Logic Institute, Inc., was designed to help you find specific answers and actions for some of... Read more

“We are a question-asking people. We have always been, because we know that inquiry leads to truth. That is how the Church got its start, from a young man who had questions. In fact, I’m not sure how one can discover truth without asking questions. Some might feel embarrassed or unworthy because they have searching questions regarding the gospel, but they needn’t feel that way. Asking questions isn’t a sign of weakness. It’s a precursor of growth.” ~Elder Dieter F.... Read more

When Life Gets You Down: Coping with Situational Depression Read more

Check out my latest interview on Mormon Stories with a mother and son discussing how they dealt with a variety of mental health issues.  One Mormon Family’s Battle with Mental Illness and Depression Read more

Length of Parental Military Deployment Associated With Children’s Mental Health Diagnoses, Study Finds Read more

Do you have a codependent personality? Read more

Depression Animation: A Look at the Brain Read more

Myths about Mental Illnessby Elder Alexander B Morrison Read more

Don’t let the people who gave you a bad impression of your religious tradition be the only ones to define it. You, too, are part of that tradition and you are not just a descendant. You are also an ancestor and you help to create the future of that tradition. So give it a second chance… Look to the best of the tradition.Rabbi Sandy Sasso Read more