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.

Episode 25: Porn and Mormon Marriage: A Different Approach

Mitzi and Scott share their fascinating journey together with Kristy–while both have experienced faith crises and have transitioned out of orthodoxy, Mitzi continues to attend while Scott has taken a step back from activity.  They discuss the difficult topic of porn and its effects on Mormon marriages, particularly their own, how orthodox messaging about it

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025: Thinking Through Kids’ Seminary Attendance

Transitioning Mormon parents everywhere have kids who may be more orthodox than they are, or are living in LDS-heavy areas where there is some pressure to attend Seminary.  Kristy and her husband Rolf (Ph.D. in education) swap seminary stories from their own past and discuss what may go into making this decision, and hopefully allay

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024: National Bestselling Author’s Journey from Orthodoxy

Kristy sits down with Mette Ivie Harrison, author of National Bestseller “The Bishop’s Wife” (Linda Wollheim Mystery Novel series) and its sequel, “His Right Hand,” on her self-described journey out of Mormon orthodoxy, which she wrote about in the Huffington Post recently.  Mette vulnerably talks about the loss of her baby daughter and the subsequent

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023: Confronting the Shame Monster

Lisa Patterson Butterworth is the founder of Mormon Feminist Housewives, a writer (her work is included in Oxford Press Mormon Feminism: Essential Writings Anthology), and counselor.  She graduated this year with her masters in counseling from Idaho State University and led an excellent therapy group for Mormon Women on Growth and Healing, in addition to

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