Support. Hope. Awareness.
A Voice for ALL Queers: Overcoming Isolation & Providing Resources
Speaking out for many without a voice, bringing knowledge, awareness and understanding to others.
GUEST PRESENTOR | SPEAKER | PODCAST GUEST
Topics I Can Speak About:
- Queerness
- High-demand religions
- Faith transitions
- Religious trauma
- Queer community
- Queer joy
- Mental health issues
- Sex therapy
If you have a podcast, YouTube channel, or event where you want an expert speaker who can talk about all things queer, I’d love to chat!
Past Interviews & Guest Appearances
Holding space for queer women, genderqueer, and intersex folks who are or were Mormon at any point. Hosted by Colette Dalton & Kate Mower.
In Episode 112, therapist Colette Dalton joins Cynthia and Susan for a conversation about changing the conversation. How might the Church teach chastity in ways that promote sexual health and spiritual well-being throughout our lives?
In this episode, Cynthia and Susan are joined by Colette Dalton, LCSW, for a glimpse of her personal path and a discussion about some of the unique challenges for LGBTQ women in the Church.
On today’s episode we hear from two guests — Colette Dalton & Autumn McAlpin — who share their experiences with queer identity and the LDS Church.
The Faithful Feminists podcast. We are here to show you all the really good ways faith and feminism work together to illuminate and deepen the gospel experience.
Colette Dalton, LCSW, shares her journey as a gay/queer Latter-day Saint. Colette shares her journey to understand her sexual orientation, navigating being queer and a Church employee and her work as a therapist.
In today’s episode, Colette Dalton and I talk about everything from stepping into your truth, how to be an ally, clarifying your values, curating your feed, and so much more!
What does it mean to be demisexual? Colette Dalton (she/her) joins Ben and Charlie to talk about how she came to identify as demisexual.
Colette Dalton, therapist and gay Latter-day Saint, joins us as we brainstorm ways to support the LGBTQ+ community even if you still don’t feel comfortable being out publicly.