The Mormon Mental Health Association

02/09/2026

This training offers an empowering, science-informed exploration of the menstrual cycle, helping participants understand how hormonal fluctuations across the four phases—menstrual, follicular, ovulatory, and luteal—shape physical, emotional, and cognitive functioning. Participants will learn how the female hormonal cycle differs from the male cycle and how these differences influence exercise, nutrition, rest, productivity, and mental health. By integrating cycle tracking and biohacking practices, the course equips clinicians and practitioners with tools to promote body literacy, deepen self-insight, and support improved well-being, resilience, and clinical outcomes for menstruators.

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01/09/2026

January 26, 11-12 pm MST (Utah time)

Free ethics CEU for MMHA members

Many clinicians and clients alike are undereducated regarding healthy s*xuality, often relying on a "belief-based decision-making model" rooted in silence, shame, and rigid morality. This lack of education creates a dramatic gap between what therapists are prepared for and what clients need to heal. This presentation introduces the "S*xual Health Compass," a practical, values-based framework designed to navigate the complex terrain of consent, pleasure, and autonomy. By synthesizing the biopsychosocial and PLISSIT models with S*xual Health Principles, clinicians can help clients dismantle shame and move away from a "performance-based" view of s*x. We will explore concrete tools to facilitate open communication and define conscious s*xual values, empowering clients to move from merely surviving to thriving in their s*xual relationships.

Mike Fuller, LCSW, CCTP, is the founder of Fuller Counseling Group and a psychotherapist specializing in the complex intersection of faith deconstruction, religious trauma, and s*xual health. With a unique background spanning two decades as a religious educator before transitioning to clinical practice, Mike helps individuals and couples move "from orthodoxy to compassion." Mike is in the process of becoming a Certified S*x Therapist, he utilizes Internal Family Systems (IFS) and trauma-informed modalities to help clients reclaim their autonomy and build pleasure-based s*xuality.

Link to join: meet.google.com/pqa-fsyc-qmd

12/04/2025

Have you been wanting to join a live MMHA Lunch and Learn training but usually see clients on Mondays?

Good news — this month’s session will be held on Saturday.

Join David Greer at 11 am MST (note for those in AZ and HI) as he presents “Using Emotionally Focused Therapy with Mormon Couples: Considerations and Challenges.”

Google Meet link to join
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MMHA members are eligible for one free ethics CEU. Non‑members may obtain the same CEU for a $10 fee.

10/27/2025

Monday, November 24 11-12 MST

Even if you don't specialize in eating disorders or body image, it's impossible to do therapy without talking about bodies at some point. Many therapists inadvertently cause harm in this area due to applying common ideas about food, exercise, and body size, without realizing that most of these ideas are outdated, not supported by research, and actively harmful to clients.

Google Meet link to join webinar: meet.google.com/pqa-fsyc-qmd

09/26/2025

Join the MMHA general board on October 6 to process the 195th semi-annual general conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

This webinar is specifically for clinicians. Review doctrine and current events in the LDS church and how they might affect your clients as well as the self of therapist and counter transference.

Link to Google Meet: meet.google.com/pqa-fsyc-qmd

09/15/2025

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Please use our therapist directory on mormonmentalhealthassoc.org to find the right support for you.

09/10/2025

This presentation explores the unique challenges and opportunities in establishing strong therapeutic relationships with men who have left the LDS Church. It examines the cultural and religious context shaping their experiences, discusses the common emotional and psychological impacts of faith transitions—including societal pressures on men regarding vulnerability—and identifies specific strategies for building trust and effective interventions.

Marc Oslund, LCSW, M.Ed. is the owner of Guest House Therapy in Provo, UT. He is a former All-American baseball player and seminary teacher. He specializes in working with individuals navigating anxiety, stress, scrupulosity, and men and teenagers seeking therapy for the first time. This workshop provides practical tools and insights for clinicians working with this population. Presentation Learning Objectives: Participants will be able to identify at least three key cultural and religious factors that influence the experiences of former Mormon men.

Google Meet link to join: meet.google.com/pqa-fsyc-qmd

08/07/2025

When one partner stays in the LDS faith and the other leaves, divorce can feel like a spiritual and emotional earthquake. In this session, Aimee offers clinical insight and practical tools for supporting couples navigating mixed-faith divorces. With a focus on empathy, cultural sensitivity, and co-parenting collaboration, this presentation equips mental health professionals to help clients part with peace—and parent with purpose.

Google Meet link to join: https://meet.google.com/umc-ozpk-gbf?hs=122&authuser=0

07/31/2025

Unless you’re staring us in the eyeballs at the registration table in 2.5 hours, here’s your final call to register and join us today! Link in stories! See you all soon for what’s bound to be an unforgettable conference!

07/26/2025

Are you stressed?

Have the last 7 months felt like 70x7 years? With no forgiveness in sight?

Bet your clients are stressed too!

Maybe your communities? Maybe we’re all just lucky enough to still be standing, breathing, seeing ourselves & each other?

Resistance takes work.
We see you!

Resilience is an undercurrent born of stamina building survival.
We see you!

Restoration is a necessity for showing up again and again for ourselves, our clients, and our communities.

Come learn, reset & re-engage with us.

Have you registered yet? Online Registration closes Weds July 30th! Link is in our bio. We’d love to see you and hope you’ll invite others that you know will benefit from the intentional time we’ve planned.

07/24/2025

We've got one more week until our 12th annual conference!

I'm really excited about the theme (Resistance, Resilience & Restoration) and the many presenters sharing their brilliance with us.

Please share with any mental health clinicians, students & engaged community members who care about the intersections of faith, identity and mental health. Participation is in-person and virtual at the Olpin Student Union at The University of Utah.

We are partnered with Sunstone's annual conference.
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MORMON MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION 12TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE Resistance, Resilience and Restoration Thursday, July 31, 2025 and Frid...