Mothers Who Know

 In this insightful podcast episode, Bishop Nilsen shares his profound experiences and wisdom regarding the challenges of pornography addiction and sexual self-mastery, especially among young adults. Drawing from his own journey as a father and bishop, he offers invaluable insights into the complexities of this issue and the importance of fostering hope and understanding.
Bishop Nilsen highlights the prevalence of this challenge and emphasizes the need for open communication, support, and love within families and Church communities. He stresses the crucial role of spirituality in overcoming addiction and the power of the Savior's atonement in providing hope and healing.

Throughout the episode, Bishop Nilsen references the life-changing resources provided by Life Changing Services, such as the "Like Dragons Did They Fight" book and the Men of Moroni program. He underscores the importance of professional help and accountability in the recovery process, offering a message of hope to those who may be struggling.

This episode serves as a beacon of hope for individuals facing addiction, their families, and Church leaders seeking guidance on how to navigate this challenging issue with compassion and faith. It underscores the message that through Christ's love and grace, there is always hope for healing and growth.

In this episode, we join Sharlene as she embarks on a thrilling wilderness adventure in Alaska. Sharlene, filled with gratitude for her companions, shares her personal journey of finding stillness and solitude while navigating the challenges of the wild.
The adventure began with uncertainty as they were dropped off in the middle of nowhere, miles away from their destination, a remote cabin. Sharlene's faith and trust in her Savior motivated her to keep fighting and pressing forward, even when faced with the unknown.
As they paddled, hiked, and honked their way through the wilderness, Sharlene experienced moments of both fear and awe. The breathtaking beauty of nature and the profound stillness of the remote location allowed her to connect with her Savior on a deeper level.
Sharlene reflects on the value of stillness and solitude, highlighting the importance of taking time away from the busyness of life to find one's purpose and connect with a higher power. She encourages her listeners to embrace moments of quiet and reflection, allowing space for a deeper connection with their faith.
Join Sharlene on this captivating journey through the wilderness, where the challenges of the wild lead to a profound discovery of stillness, solitude, and a closer connection to her Savior.

 In this insightful podcast episode, Bishop Casey Cullimore shares profound wisdom on navigating the challenges faced by youth and individuals within the context of faith and love. Bishop Cullimore emphasizes the importance of building trust through open and honest conversations, both with youth and parents, creating a safe and non-judgmental space for discussing sensitive topics. He encourages understanding that making mistakes is a part of the learning process and underscores the role of the Atonement in providing comfort and empathy. The Holy Ghost is portrayed as a conduit for inspiration and guidance during difficult times. Throughout, Bishop Cullimore highlights the unconditional love of Heavenly Father for His children and His divine plan for each individual. This episode is a powerful reminder of the profound impact of love, trust, and empathy in helping individuals face life's challenges and strengthen their relationship with God.

In this podcast episode, Kim Davis, a Behavioral Specialist, expresses her excitement to be present and engaged with the audience.
She will guide the listeners through a series of exercises aimed at cultivating presence and connection with their bodies. The speaker acknowledges that this process can be uncomfortable or trigger emotions but assures the audience that it's okay to feel that way. They emphasize the importance of being curious about one's experience and offer techniques to reset the brain and bring presence into the body.
The speaker explores the significance of the body in our lives. They discuss how many of us are adept at multitasking and getting lost in our thoughts, often disconnected from our physical selves. They delve into the concept of whole-brain integration, where the limbic system and prefrontal cortex work in harmony, enabling us to be our best selves. They also highlight the power of the heart and gut brains in addition to the head brain.
Drawing from President Nelson's teachings, the speaker likens the body to a personal temple, emphasizing the importance of caring for and being present in it. They challenge listeners to consider whether they treat their bodies with the same reverence as they do physical temples. They encourage listeners to perform a body scan exercise, checking in with each part of their body and expressing gratitude for its functions and experiences.
Throughout the episode, the speaker intertwines reflections on the physical body with the concept of connecting to one's spirituality and personal growth. They invite listeners to share their experiences and feelings about the body scan exercise, fostering a sense of community and dialogue.
In the end, the speaker encourages listeners to reflect on their experience with the body scan and to honor their unique journeys toward connection, presence, and healing.

In this intriguing podcast episode, join us as we explore the complexities of faith, bravery, and the challenges of life through a heartfelt conversation. The host begins by delving into the common parental concern of not being able to influence the lives of loved ones as hoped. The discussion evolves into a reflection on the power of testifying of truth and extending love to those willing to receive it, even in difficult times.
The episode also delves into the concept of personal influence and the realization that our ultimate sphere of control lies within ourselves. The host shares anecdotes about a young boy's baptism and a treasured encounter with a primary student, highlighting the significance of remembering Jesus Christ in our lives.
As the podcast continues, the host examines the theme of bravery and its connection to Heavenly Father's plan. Listeners are encouraged to embrace their agency and make brave choices that align with their values, fostering a sense of connection with God. The episode also addresses common fears and challenges, such as facing the passing of loved ones, offering insights into finding support, exploring housing options, and turning to faith for strength.
Throughout the episode, the conversation is rich with personal stories, relatable insights, and a shared sense of community. Listeners are left with a renewed perspective on bravery, faith, and the importance of leaning on Heavenly Father's plan for guidance and assurance in life's journey.

In this illuminating episode, Kellie Webster, one of Life Changing Services' Eternal Warriors Mentors, embarks on a profound exploration of parenting lessons derived from the timeless allegory of Lehi's dream. 

Come together with Jenn, Rachel, and Debbie as they share their journey of embracing God's love in their daily lives. Gain valuable insights from the insightful discussions held during the Mothers Who Know Retreat. Whether you were present at the retreat or not, take this opportunity to immerse yourself in their words and feel as if you were part of the experience.

Welcome to the Mothers Who Know Podcast! In today's episode, we have the wonderful opportunity to hear from some more of the presenters from the Mothers Who Know Retreat! We hope you can feel the heartfelt and loving care of Angie, Maranda, and Debbie!

In today's episode, we have the privilege of seeing the first half of a group of presenters from the Mothers Who Know retreat that recently took place.

We hope you enjoy Kathy and Catlin's wonderful recaps of their presentations and hope you feel the Spirit we did!

Have you ever wondered what a presenter would say if speaking just to a group of mothers? 

This week we continue the discussion from the MWK retreat, a retreat just for mothers, the presenters discussing their presentations and the hopes they have for them. We hope you understand that even when challenges come, there is always hope.

Have you ever wondered what a presenter just to mothers would say?

In this weeks MWK podcast the presenters from the MWK retreat, a retreat just for mothers, discuss their presentations and the hopes they have for them.

We hope that you will enjoy this little offering.

We are privileged to have a special guest this week. KC Broadhead discusses how to help youth reach their goals.

KC will teach about the power calendar, DPAR, the value of man-power and the wonder in Knights of Honor.

Don't just have fun...consider having some constructive fun!

Emily Hill will connect with us and share the experience of a loved one in her family who was a victim of sextortion. Often not images of the victim but of the perpetrator who will use any sexual images found online and tell the victim that these are the images they’ll send out to the victims contacts, or “friends” on social media and other places, if one doesn’t pay large amounts of money.

Chris McKenna from "Protect Young Eyes", is our guest for this podcast.

He gives wonderful ideas of how we can work right alongside our children to teach them the safety and responsibility of being in and on social media. He takes the fear out of technology and will leave you feeling motivated, empowered as well as inspired.

Technology has revolutionized the way we live our lives, from the way we communicate to the way we work. Technology can also be addictive, impersonal, and isolating, leading to social, physical, and mental health issues. Listen in as a group of mothers discuss ways to find the balance in their homes this summer.

Are you starting to feel a bit of anxiety about how your summer will go as you consider those in your family working on self mastery?

Bryton Peterson shares so much to prepare you for summer.  He also offers a motivating way to kick your son's summer off toward success. 

 He launched CAMP ONIDAH,  his 3 yr passion project on June 5 for any young men ages 14 to 19. (LINK)Bryton is a trainer in the Sons of Helaman and Men of Moroni recovery programs here at Life Changing Services. 

He also understands on a personal level what he is talking about, as he is a graduate of Sons of Helaman, and now soon to be a licensed counselor.

Register your son for his Camp Onidah experience.

An amazing way to become more connected to why he is fighting and not giving up as he steps into the summer.

Parents engage in a Q&A session with Maurice Harker, the director of Life Changing Services, in which they explore various topics related to their children's well-being. The discussion revolves around the prevalent distorted thoughts that children may encounter, strategies to provide support to older children, the significance of seeking therapeutic assistance, and approaches to guide their children without being overbearing. Furthermore, the conversation sheds light on recognizing the influence of negative forces and understanding the importance of not attributing blame to oneself for their child's actions.

Listen in as Mothers crush satan and courageously connect. Connection and building TEAM's is important for social and emotional wellbeing. In today's digital age, making meaningful connections has become more important than ever before. Listen in and connect with this TEAM of women!

Maurice Harker, director of life chaining services shares how he came to understand and value the healing of women. He shares the process of creating the women's and young women's programs at life-changing services.

Cory Woolstenhulme, stake president in Nampa Idaho and Karen Broadhead's kid brother, shares an experience he had in 2022 with Sister Bonnie L. Cordon as he heard her share at a women's gathering in his area.

Cory and Karen have a discussion about how we come to learn that Jesus is the Christ, how we recognize and break patterns that keep us from choosing the Savior, and how we can believe him when he tells us, "Behold, this is my work and my glory—to bring to pass the immortality and eternal life of man".

Listen in as Karen Broadhead leads a discussion on how engaging in regular prayer, writing, and reading has been shown to stimulate and strengthen neural connections in the brain and provide more inner strength and peace.

We hope your feel uplifted as you listen to a group of women dive into what they learned at this past General Conference.

Welcome to our Easter Special! No Easter basket is complete without Jesus!

We want to wish you a glorious Easter as you celebrate with us that Jesus Christ is the way, the truth and the life. (John 14:6)

May this episode bring you increased gratitude and peace for the Savior and His love for you, as you listen to so many women, just like you

share how He has made a difference in their lives and how important He is to them.

One year ago over women shared their answers to 2 questions and we invite you to take the opportunity to do the same.

1. “How has Christ made a difference in your life?”

2. “Why is He important to you?”

Note: Karen Broadheads mothers graduation from mortality on April 6th, 2022 is referenced in this episode.

As we post this episode on the one year anniversary of her passing, we want to share some gems created by Karen for Mothers Who Know hearts.

What is the one thing you have wanted to stop doing or start doing? How does disconnect happen?

Listen as Maurice Harker, CMHC, carefully explains how to create connections in four areas of our lives.

Learn how the opposite of addiction is to give and create connections. Understand how to make connections. You'll also come away with an understanding of the DPAR system and how it can help you in your self-mastery issues. 

We are grateful for Maurice's wisdom, his support and service to mothers.

You'll learn so much from Jen Spencer! Jen's hope-filled, courageous story will fill your heart as she openly shares about her journey of addiction and homelessness to that of healing and hope. Hear her witness of the Savior and of His love as well as her desire to share this witness again and again. You'll also be introduced to the Turtle Shelter Project and how it came to be. It is saving lives and you can help too! Thank you Jen for being you - GLORIOUS YOU!!! 

To learn more about Jen and the Turtle Shelter Project:

Cliff and Correen Woodbury didn't disappoint. Their message teaches how we can become more like the Savior.

Do our LGBTQ+ brothers and sisters feel welcome, safe and loved? No one should feel shame for how they are created.

To become who the Lord wants us to become, we need our LGBTQ+ brothers and sisters. When we know better, we can do better.

Cliff and Correen's message does a beautiful job explaining why.

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We hope you are also inspired by the song Madi chose that spoke personally to her about her brave, sacred journey.  

Shay is a faith-based, ICF certified trauma coach, focusing on women experiencing betrayal trauma.  

Shay will passionately , help and assist you to step beyond your triggers and unresolved traumas, to feeling whole, worthy, and create the life you desire.

Having lived abroad among all walks of life, Shay has learned to honor women of all cultures and beliefs as sisters. 

She is a popular women’s yoga teacher, facilitates a monthly Native American flute and drum circle, and loves backcountry adventuring and gardening. 

Shay is a mother to three active children, avid genealogist, generational healer, and sister to all.

Have you ever wondered how to help your child in their struggles? 

There are many theories, be sure not to put your trust into the arm of the flesh. 

Listen in and Cody will help you know what to recognize in yourself and how to respond to the trials so we can "Be Still and Know God". 

Maurice Harker, director of Life Changing Services sits down and interviews Karen Broadhead, director of Mothers Who Know.

How did Mothers Who Know come to be. What was the why and the motivation behind this miracle.

This spirit led discussion will leave you full of hope and inspiration. With God ALL things are possible!

New Year's resolutions... falling flat?

Personal commitments... you're failing to follow through on?

Why do smart and capable people, like you, sometimes struggle to follow through on things that are very important to you?

We know you'll love this! Maurice Harker director of Life Changing Services will lead a group in their own self mastery.