Justin Dyer

Dr. Justin Dyer and Sister Aislin Dyer discuss facing adversities with love, connection, and enthusiasm. Topics include the transformative power of God's love, the significance of eyewitness accounts, contributing to the church community, finding light in dark times, perfect love casting out fear, effective parenting strategies, and exploring the concept of the natural man and self-restraint.

Dr. Justin Dyer, an expert on profound themes of God's love, talks about anointing and abiding, stewardship and patience, Jesus as Advocate, God's love, becoming like our Heavenly Parents, the many definitions of love, and prioritizing our testimony. Sister Aislin Dyer discusses the importance of not loving the world, eternal principles, parenting and personal growth, connecting with those who have left, maintaining relationships with compassion, and being transformed by God's love.

Justin Dyer, a BYU professor researching faith and mental health, dives into perfectionism's impact on religious life. He reveals that toxic perfectionism can triple the chance of leaving one’s faith, urging the creation of unconditional, loving church environments. Dyer discusses the difference between guilt and shame and shares practical steps for overcoming harmful perfectionistic beliefs. His insights highlight the importance of empathy and support in fostering community acceptance, emphasizing self-worth rooted in God's love.

In this intriguing conversation, Justin Dyer, a BYU professor specializing in religion and mental health, dives into the concept of toxic perfectionism, particularly among Latter-day Saints. He reveals surprising research showing that Latter-day Saint youth experience lower levels of toxic perfectionism than their atheist peers. The discussion also touches on how spiritual practices can foster self-acceptance and the significance of supportive communities. Justin emphasizes the need for unconditional parental support and compassionate church leadership to help individuals navigate their faith and identity.

Justin Dyer, a BYU Professor specializing in religious education, shares insights on the connection between temple attendance and mental health among Latter-day Saint youth. He reveals how regular engagement in religious practices like family prayer and scripture study significantly boosts mental wellness, reducing depression and anxiety. Dyer emphasizes that nurturing spiritual growth begins at home and highlights the vital role of community support in addressing mental health challenges. His findings underscore the positive effects of faith on youth well-being.