Mark Ogletree

Mark D. Ogletree is a professor at Brigham Young University, where he teaches classes on marriage and family relationships. He is also a therapist and has been practicing for the past 35 years. Mark has a bachelor's degree from Brigham Young Univesity in Human Resource Development, a master's degree from Northern Arizona University in Mental Health Counseling, and a PhD from Utah State University in Family and Human Development.

Mark is the author of numerous books and articles on topics ranging from marriage, family, parenting, mental health, and contemporary Church history. His most recent books include Heaven Is Cheering You On, The Making of a Man: A Guide to Raising Strong, Resilient Sons, Beyond the Honeymoon: 25 Questions and Answers about Marital Intimacy, and So You're in Love, Now What?.

Mark has also presented at workshops and academic conferences both nationally and internationally. He and his wife, Janie, reside in Utah. They host a weekly podcast called Preserving Families, where they share ideas, principles, and practices to help strengthen families. Mark also hosts another podcast called Stand by My Servants, where he discusses with expert scholars the lives and teachings of Apostles and Prophets.

Mark and Janie are the parents of eight children and twenty-nine grandchildren.