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- What are some of the relationship mistakes Mormons make while going through a faith crisis?
- What unique abilities can a therapist, who is familiar with a high-demand religion such as Mormonism, bring to their LDS clients going through a faith crisis?
- What is one piece of advice Dr. Kristy Money would give to someone just entering a faith crisis?
All these questions and more are discussed in this fascinating discussion with Dr. Kristy Money.
To visit Dr. Money’s blog and podcast, Healthy Mormon Journeys, click here.
To read Dr. John Gottman’s book,The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work: A Practical Guide from the Country’s Foremost Relationship Expert, referred to in this podcast, click here.
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Leah Marie earned a BA in Political Science, and a Masters in Public Administration. She is currently working towards her PhD in Public Policy. She is wife to an English professor, and mother to 3 beautiful boys.
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Glad you were able to get Dr. Money on this podcast.
As Miguel kept saying, her work is “frigging awesome”.
At one point the discussion was on describing how her podcast was different than others. My take is that Dr. Money’s focus is more on how faith transitions affect the individual and how that individual can handle it. The documents she creates are really helpful. In fact her latest http://mormonjourneys.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/BackfireEffecte-book.pdf should be required reading for anybody starting in a faith crisis. Many relationships could be saved if people put that into practice. My faith “Crisis” stage finished about 4 years ago and I moved into and into a faith transition. I have been reading all kinds of books about how the mind works and really trying to understand this whole thing – probably more rationally than emotionally. I had come up with the exact same conclusion on how to interact with others.