Our Mission
To mitigate the negative effects of divorce in the lives of individuals, families, and society. We are dedicated to creating safe-to-share environments that help individuals come to peace with their past, feel support in the present, and provide education to help prevent divorce in their future.
Our Theology
There are two options: bravely face the dragons in your life, or wait for them to come & find you. If one does not deal with the emotional trauma and issues that come from broken family systems he/she will likely suppress negative emotions and perpetuate unhealthy cycles.
Our Story
Dealing with Divorce originated as a club on Brigham Young University’s campus in 2018. The club functioned as a support group on campus for Adult Children of Divorce, Divorcees, and anyone else affected by divorce. The club proved impactful and was awarded grant money to be made into a nonprofit. In March of 2020, a small team was formed to create the DWD nonprofit.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, DWD had to shift its operations. Instead of working to create on-campus clubs, DWD now provides virtual support groups for individuals dealing with divorce worldwide. Adapting to the pandemic has allowed DWD to have a broader reach & bigger impact. Our vision moving forward is to continue to provide virtual support groups, implement clubs on university campuses, and eventually start mentorship programs for middle school and high school youth.
Our Team

Lana Lichfield Crowley, President & Co-Founder

Rebekah Leavitt-Hatch, Vice President & Co-Founder

Tyson Clay, DWD Facilitator

Coco Sachs, DWD Facilitator

Clemmie Payne, DWD Facilitator

Ingrid Hart, DWD Facilitator

Ryan Wilson, DWD Facilitator

Orisha Bowers, DWD Facilitator

Natalie Jackson, DWD Facilitator

Keith Rickelman, DWD Facilitator

Maggie Contador, DWD Facilitator

Kimberly Dunham, DWD Facilitator

Hiroko Kemmethmueller, DWD Facilitator

Shane Gill, DWD Facilitator

Linda Weston, DWD Facilitator
