We would love to hear from you!  Please contact Jennifer with your stories about being single, dating, divorce, or the loss of a spouse by emailing her at:

Ldsbrokenwings@yahoo.com
                       or
Lds_Lcsw@yahoo.com

If you would like to schedule Jennifer for your next Singles Event, Conference, FHE, Fireside, Women's Conference,  or Business Conference, please call Jennifer at... 

        801 717-7494

Jennifer has opened up her new private practice in Pleasant Grove, UT!!  Please see Singles Group Therapy Page for location!  She is accepting new patients in Salt Lake and Utah County areas.  If you have an insurance plan with mental health benefits, or an LDS bishop referral, call 801 717-7494.  Jennifer is paneled with many insurance companies like Blue Cross Blue Shield, MultiPlan, WISE, Educator's Mutual, United Health Care, UNI-Behavioral Health, Magellan, Reliant BH, ComPsych, Value Options, PEHP and many more! Discount rates available for self-pay.  Jennifer IS accepting new patients!

Some Singles Resources

Here are some articles that Jennifer has written or been interviewed, at different websites:

http://www.theldssinglessite.com/dating.html#Avoiding_Toxic_Traps_In_Dating_Relationships

http://www.ldssingles.com/celestial_relationship.html

http://www.ldssingles.com/quickie_courtship.html

Salt Lake City Tribune Oct 12, 2007  "LDS Therapist Works to Help Mormons Survive Divorce"  by Peggy Stack  Article # 7163324

Salt Lake City Tribune, Oct 1, 2007  "Divorce on the Checklist? This Author and Therapist Knows How It Feels"  By Peggy Stack  Article # 7053270

KUTV-News, Feb 15, 2008 broadcast "Why Mormon Divorces Cause Trouble for Some Couples"  URL: http://www.kutv.com/content/news/local/story/Why-Mormon-Divorces-Cause-Trouble-For-Some-Couples/gFyuXd_8i0KmktXBUxH9Yw.cspx

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Latter_Day_Saints#Authors_and_journalists


Handouts from my most recent Singles Conference

Seminar Information from Washington DC Singles Conference 
             and Sacramento, CA Conference Presentation:

              Use This Sweetheart Test to tell whether your relationship meets positive criteria for a healthy permanency:
              
              The Sweetheart Test

• Do they care for you as much, or more than they care for themselves?
• Do they have outstanding major emotional issues like unresolved addictions, rage/anger issues, avoidance of conflict, demanding excessive attention or "the spotlight," or do they falsely accuse you & project issues that they have not addressed and healed?
• Do they say what they mean and do their works reflect what they say?
• Are your definitions of life similar?
• Do you share the same goals and visions of life?
• Do they inspire you to be a better person?
• Do you feel emotionally safe with them to be yourself (good/bad) and be accepted?
• Does their energy edify and enlarge you?
• Can you resolve conflict; does the relationship grow stronger from the work?
• Does it keep getting better, even in life's difficult times, or do they cause difficult times and drama with their choices and reactions?
• Are you able to share in all levels of balanced intimacy (physical, emotional, intellect, social, spiritual?