How to stay connected to the LDS Church in a psychologically healthy way with Valerie Hamaker

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Written By DJH Team

This bonus episode of the podcast is for anyone who is wanting to stay in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints while also protecting their mental health. Listen as fellow LDS therapist Valerie Hamaker and I share insight on important topics like why people choose to stay in the LDS Church after a faith transition and how to develop the crucial skill of setting boundaries.

Choosing to Stay? How to Stay Connected to the LDS Church in a Psychologically Healthy Way

If you choose to stay and want to protect your mental health, Valerie and I are hosting a discussion series just for you. This 4-week Q&A discussion series will help you find clarity, set boundaries, and stay connected to the LDS Church in a psychologically healthy way.

Bring your questions about your complex relationship with the Church, including:

  • Difficult family relationships

  • Trust crisis about Church history & doctrine

  • Feelings of betrayal

  • Struggles with social justice issues (women, BIPOC, LGBTQ)

  • Benefits of Church participation

Each two-hour session is held remotely via Zoom. Spots are extremely limited, so don’t wait to sign up.

Four two-hour sessions with two therapists is an absolute steal of a deal. While this series is valued at $2,000, you can sign up today for only $169.

Choosing to stay in the Church but want to do it in a psychologically healthy way? Let us help you.⁠

Secure your spot (limited availability) today at: ⁠https://drjuliehanks.as.me/schedule/d028d361/appointment/55730502/calendar/30967?appointmentTypeIds%5B%5D=55730502

DJH Team
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