Carol Ann and Heather talk with Dr. Lacey Bagley about church, gender, patriarchy, etc.
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Exponent II: The podcast
I interviewed Dr. Lacey Bagley who was facing an ecclesiastical disciplinary council this past Sunday morning from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints where she was excommunicated. This episode was recorded the night before the excommunication. Dr. Bagley is queer and is in a mixed-orientation marriage. She and her husband have been life long members of the church and have been devoted to their faith and faith community. Due to their decisions to find solutions to make their marriage sustainable and her strong advocacy as a mental health practitioner to support LGBTQ+ individuals in her community (she is the founder of the first mental health clinic in Provo, Utah owned and ran by queer professionals - Celebrate Therapy), she is being charged with adultery and apostasy. Dr. Bagley taught as an adjunct professor and earned her Ph.D. in Marriage and Family Therapy from Brigham Young University in 2021.
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the Natasha helfer podcast
Dr. Lacey Bagley is a queer Mormon and the owner of Celebrate Therapy. She has been married for 14 years to her husband Evan and together they have 2 young children. She’s polyamorous and is navigating, with happiness, this chapter of her life. What does the intersection of Mormonism and sexuality look like for Lacey? After devoting your whole life to religion, how can you reconcile its doctrine and policies against people like you? What advice do you have for others? In this episode, Lacey takes us through a very candid discussion of the difficult and beautiful parts of her story. It’s honest. It’s hopeful. It’s a necessary discussion.
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Latter Gay stories
Called to Queer
Dr. Lacey Bagley, LMFT (she/her) is the Owner & Clinical Director of Celebrate Therapy. She identifies as bisexual and loves celebrating and advocating for her community! She grew up in northern Minnesota, was raised as a Latter-day Saint, and continues to practice the faith. As a queer family therapist, she works to help parents learn how to hold space for their LGBTQIA+ children. She also founded the Queer Mormon Therapists directory.
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Listen, Learn & LOve
My friend Dr. Lacey (she/her; married mother of two) shares her story as a queer Latter-day Saint. Lacey talks about growing up as a Latter-day Saint and remaining a practicing member of the Church, following her impressions to change her career path (which includes getting a masters degree and PhD in marriage and family therapy), finding her husband Evan (who loves and supports Lacey), coming out as queer, and then opening a queer clinical practice for queer client.
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Lift + Love
In this episode (#35) we talk with Dr. Lacey Bagley, LMFT (she/her) who owns Celebrate LGBTQIA+ Therapy Services in Provo, Utah. She helps us break "Is this just a phase?" down and gives us some great tips on how to parent and help your LGTBQ child as they explore their identity.
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Questions from the closet
Lacey Bagley (she/her) joins Ben and Charlie for a discussion on how LGBTQIA+ individuals can cope and improve relationships with unsupportive family members.
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Every ounce podcast
Lacey Bagley (she/her) is a queer therapist that focuses on nourishing self-worth and empowerment for Q+ individuals, couples, polyamourous networks, and families. She graduated from Brigham Young University with a PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy and is the founder of Celebrate Therapy. In this episode, we talk about polyamourous networks, eating disorders, and LGBTQIA+ affirming therapists. Lacey informs listeners about marginalized communities, body dysphoria/dysmorphia, and nourishing empowerment.
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The FORBcast
On this week’s episode of The FORBcast, we have an interview with Dr. Lacey Bagley (she/her), who has been working as a therapist for Encircle in Provo Utah for the past two years. She is currently in the process of opening her own clinic, Celebrate Therapy, aimed at supporting LGBTQIA+ folx and their families. She was raised in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and continues to be a practicing member, along with her husband of 13 years and their two children. She also identifies as bisexual, and considers it an honor to serve her community with her education.
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