#Becky Squire

There are things so many LDS women carry quietly — not because they’re small, but because they don’t feel safe to say out loud. 1. Feeling overwhelmed while looking like you’re “doing fine.” You show up. You serve. You smile. But inside, you’re exhausted and unsure why it feels so heavy. 2. Wondering if something is wrong with you for needing more support. You love God. You pray. You’re faithful — yet you still feel stuck or unclear, and that can bring guilt instead of relief. 3. Not knowing who to turn to without being judged or misunderstood. Especially when your faith is central to your life and decisions. Here’s the truth: needing support doesn’t mean your faith is weak. It means you’re human — and you weren’t meant to navigate life alone. That’s why I created a place where LDS women can find trusted LDS life coaches — coaches who understand your faith, your culture, and the real-life pressures you’re navigating. If this resonated and you’re ready to feel supported, comment LINK and I’ll send you where you can explore coaches who may be a great fit. #lds #ldsmentalhealth #ldsmentalhealthpodcast

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12 feminine, faith-filled habits that changed my life as an LDS woman of God: Save for later 🎀 1. I started speaking blessings over people instead of criticizing them. A righteous woman builds with her words, not tears down. (Proverbs 14:1) 2. I stopped glorifying busyness and began honoring holy rest. Rest is obedience, not laziness. (Exodus 20:8–10) 3. I practiced gratitude instead of replaying complaints. Thankfulness softens the heart and strengthens faith. (1 Thessalonians 5:18) 4. I stopped seeking attention and started walking in dignity. True femininity carries virtue, not validation. (Proverbs 11:22) 5. I learned to guard my heart instead of giving it freely. Not everyone is entitled to access. (Proverbs 4:23) 6. I stopped making marriage my identity and focused on becoming a godly woman first. Wholeness in Christ comes before any role. (Isaiah 54:5) 7. I prayed before reacting emotionally. Wisdom steadies feminine strength. (James 1:5) 8. I removed entertainment that dulled the Spirit. What we allow in our lives shapes our spirit. (Psalm 101:3) 9. I embraced fasting alongside feasting. Spiritual discipline deepens spiritual power. (Matthew 6:17–18) 10. I stopped rushing my healing and trusted God’s timing. God is never late, even when growth feels slow. (Ecclesiastes 3:11) 11. I chose creation over constant consumption. I was created to build, not just observe. (Genesis 1:28) 12. I reframed obedience as love, not burden. Following God strengthens a woman from the inside out. (John 14:15) If you’re an LDS woman longing for healing, peace, or spiritual clarity, comment LINK and I’ll send you the free guide.

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Do you agree?👇🏼 Don’t get me wrong- should there be talks about motherhood? Absolutely!➡️ As long as they always point back to our Savior. How does your ward navigate this?

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Most people don’t struggle with scripture study because they don’t care… they struggle because they don’t know how to make it work in their real, busy life... What if you could learn how to study in a way that actually clicks for you, and build a simple, personalized plan you can stick to- even on your hardest days? Comment LINK and I’ll DM you more details!

Being in the world, but not of the world.

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