Natasha Helfer Parker runs an online and in-office practice where you can find life coaching and therapy solutions to a variety of issues you may be facing, regardless of geography and with a variety of providers who can offer different rates and times of availability. Natasha and providers are available for speaking engagements, group workshops, and presentations for both the public and professionals. AASECT supervision also available.
Healing from sexual shame and inadequate sexual education is something most people struggle with at some level when wanting to enjoy satisfactory sexuality. Sex Talk with Natasha is an interactive, ongoing experience you can subscribe to on different levels through Patreon... which includes a weekly live event where you can participate and ask questions or be guests on the show. There are also regular blog posts, "daily actions," homework assignments, resource lists, webinars, guided imageries, audio affirmations and online courses and more that are available to certain level subscriptions.
Spotlight on Sex Talk with Natasha
A Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
and Certified Sex Therapist
with 20 years experience
counseling individuals, couples, and families.
Areas of expertise includes working within
the intersections of faith, life transitions and sexuality.
Natasha runs this podcast that provides accurate information and sexual education for Mormons and their families. Whether you come from a Mormon/LDS background, other religious cultures, or are looking for high-quality, accurate sexual education, you will find these podcasts useful and relevant.
Natasha hosts the Mormon Mental Health Podcast for the Open Stories Foundation. Lots of topics covered for the benefit of LDS members, their friends/family and ecclesiastical leaders.
A blog where Natasha answers questions from the public, as well as offers her opinions on a variety of topics that may be relevant to readers in regards to topics being covered in the news, issues the LDS Church is tackling and more.
A comprehensive online support guide and set of resources for Mormons in faith crisis.
The overall message of this project is that a Mormon faith crisis, while usually extremely challenging and painful, can become an incredibly positive opportunity/gift for growth and fulfillment if managed thoughtfully.
Natasha is the founder and current president of the Mormon Mental Health Association. The MMHA is interested in increasing training, research, strategy, collaboration and education in the mental health treatment of Mormons, helping ensure that this population’s needs are being met by trained professionals who adhere to professional ethics codes.
