Kelli Houghton Anderson, LCSW, is a trauma therapist, author, international speaker, and owner of Lucent Counseling & Consulting, a private clinical practice specializing in trauma and emotional healing. She is the author of Walk With Me: A Trauma Therapist’s Journey—Transforming Trauma Into Hope & Healing and its companion therapeutic workbook, and the developer of the Trauma Impact Phases™—Storm, Clearing, and Sunshine. Kelli brings both professional expertise and personal perspective to her work, having experienced divorce both as a child and in her own adult life. Her approach blends trauma-informed principles, practical tools, and faith in Jesus Christ to help others navigate painful transitions, rediscover hope, and create meaningful, peaceful, and joyful lives moving forward.

Brenda Armstrong serves as an adjunct instructor of ancient scripture at Brigham Young University and is currently pursuing an EdD in Educational Leadership at the University of Utah. She earned a bachelor’s degree in public relations from the University of Utah and spent more than 20 years in the fintech sector before transitioning to religious education, where she has taught and trained educators in the Seminary and Institute program for 13 years and currently teaches at Lone Peak High School.

In addition to her classroom teaching, Brenda serves as a regular session advisor at For the Strength of Youth (FSY) Conferences. Her passion centers on helping individuals, youth, and young adults navigate changing family dynamics, build resilience, and recognize their essential value in the Lord’s kingdom. Residing in Highland, Utah, she enjoys life with her adult children and their families. Outside of work, she loves football, golf, running marathons, and supporting the Kansas City Chiefs.

Mary Alice Hatch is a philanthropist, women’s health advocate, and faith-based media creator committed to strengthening individuals and communities.

A longtime advocate for women with endometriosis, Mary Alice founded the Boston Center for Endometriosis at Boston Children’s Hospital and co-founded Project Endo, an educational initiative focused on improving awareness, diagnosis, and treatment. She has worked alongside congressional leaders, including Senators Orrin Hatch and Elizabeth Warren, to secure and expand federal research funding for endometriosis.

Mary Alice is also featured in the award-winning PBS documentary Below the Belt, which has brought international attention to endometriosis.

In 2019, she created What Now, a podcast offering thoughtful conversations about faith, life, and culture for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Mary Alice is happiest when she is strengthening her LDS community by serving in the Orem temple, working at the Provo MTC, and teaching temple prep in the BYU YSA 4th stake.

Courtney Merrill Moffat (she/her/hers) grew up in Littleton, Colorado. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Purdue University. She served a mission in Santiago, Chile and earned a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah.

Courtney began her career as a therapist at a wilderness therapy program in Arizona. Since then, she has worked in a variety of therapy and leadership roles within the field of adolescent and young adult treatment, living and working in Arizona, Utah, Vermont, and Washington, DC. She currently works as the Co-Executive Director of a program and serves as the chair for the national conference for NATSAP.

Courtney married Rob Moffat in 2015 at the age of 37 and has one amazing daughter, Sabrina. As an active member of the church who was single far longer than she wanted to be, and who experienced fertility issues and survived breast cancer, Courtney’s interest in different types of grief is both professional and personal. She has written and presented on the topic of grief, gratitude, and grace in various settings around the country.

Courtney serves as the Relief Society President in her ward and spends the rest of her spare time with her husband and daughter, skiing, traveling, playing games, enjoying the theatre, and connecting with extended family and friends.

David Morgan is the oldest of eight children, father of six, grandfather of two, and has been married to Kristyn Morgan for almost three decades. He is a lifelong member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Dr. Morgan received a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Master of Science in Counseling and Guidance, and a Doctor of Philosophy in Counseling Psychology, all from Brigham Young University. He has worked in the mental health field for more than 25 years and has been a licensed psychologist for almost 20 years. Dr. Morgan maintains a private psychology practice in Washington State. He loves reading the scriptures and learning about the lives of those who wrote them, indoor cycling, 80’s music, the beach, Disneyland and being with family.

As an expert people developer with a knack for talent management, Noelani has more than twenty years of experience in developing and executing people strategies across organizations.

Her contagious enthusiasm fosters a positive and engaging work environment that leads to unforgettable student and client experiences. Noelani has super powers in coaching and mentoring, presentation development, and organizational culture to help individuals and teams discover and leverage their unique talents and potential. She partners with external stakeholders and private clients to provide consulting and training in strengths-based leadership principles, personal development, and branding. Noelani a wife and mother of 2+4 and a director of fun.

Jenn Zingmark is a life coach, speaker, and podcaster who is passionate about helping men and women partner with the Lord to find hope, healing, and happiness through life's most difficult trials, especially separation, betrayal, and divorce.

Drawing on her own experience with divorce, Jenn helps others discover that even when life doesn't unfold as they hoped, God can still bring healing, purpose, peace, and joy. She coaches individuals across the United States through her signature programs, Faith-Filled Divorce and The Joyful Covenant Woman, combining practical tools with gospel-centered principles to help people heal emotionally, strengthen their relationship with Jesus Christ, and move forward with greater faith and confidence.

Jenn also hosts the weekly podcast Find the Joy with Jenn, where she shares gospel insights, practical tools, and encouragement for navigating life's unexpected challenges. At the heart of her work is a simple message: no matter what life looks like today, the Savior is still walking beside you, and with Him, healing and joy are always possible.