If you feel overwhelmed as a wife or a mother, there’s a chance some of that stress may be due to all of the invisible labor that you are in charge of.

Sarah just started attending school after a 5-year break, and she has found herself worrying that she isn’t smart enough to be there.

I have studied how LDS women have overcome aspirational shame, both for my dissertation and in other studies. What I found most interesting about my research is the top ways that people resolve shame about aspirations.

In this episode I talk with Ben Schilaty and answer the question “How can I help my LGBTQ+ friends who are in pain because they feel like they don’t belong in the LDS Church?”

Amanda works full time, manages the majority of the household chores, and does much of the parenting when she and her husband are both home. She is feeling overwhelmed and burned out.

Emma and her step-daughter’s mom have different opinions on modesty, and Emma wants to be respectful of that while also upholding different rules in her own home.

Beth’s family has a group of friends that get together several times a year for fun trips. After the news came out that Beth’s family is leaving the Church, it’s felt like these friends want nothing to do with them.