Dr. Kristy Money received her Ph.D. in counseling psychology from BYU. She is a psychologist specializing in Mormon women’s mental health and navigating faith transitions/crises for individuals and couples. You can contact her or schedule a consultation here.

033: Follow the Data–Greg Prince and Natural Transition

There are limitless reasons why people decide to stay active in the church (orthoprax), warts and all–after experiencing a transition from orthodoxy.   Some that come immediately to mind are because of where they live (Utah County), or their marriage, perhaps they work for the church, currently serve missions, or the community aspect.   All reasons

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032: Will I screw up my kids if I go off-script? (Part 2)

  In part 2, Kristy explores the research on: how/if religion choice affects kids?, how much our parenting (like staying or leaving activity for example) truly has a long-term effect on how our kids turn out morally?, and simple measures parents can take to build a strong relationship with their children.  Basically, I urge parents

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31: Will I Screw Up My Kids If I Go Off-Script? Part 1 with Emily Ellsworth

If my beliefs become unorthodox, or if I begin to change my behavior at all to not fit the ideal I am taught at church, what will happen to my kids? Can I still raise my kids to have a strong moral foundation if I don’t raise them in Mormon orthodoxy? If I decide to

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Episode 026: Women’s Sexuality and Faith Transitions

We are happy to announce the podcast is back to full functionality with the rest of the OS Foundation podcasts and appreciate all those who reached out in concern about where the site had gone.   We apologize for the delay in releasing this episode produced last week but we needed to wait for the site

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