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Life Coaching with Christine Hassler

Christine Hassler provides you with practical tools and spiritual principles to help you overcome whatever obstacles might be holding you back. Each episode, Christine coaches callers live on the air offering them inspiration and guidance to heal their past, change their present and create what they really want. Topics include: relationships, career, health, transitions, finances, life purpose, spirituality and whatever else callers have questions about. Christine coaches "regular people" on problems – and opportunities - we all face. It's a show that reminds you that you are not alone, while also teaching things you can implement in your own life.
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Now displaying: April, 2026
Apr 29, 2026

What if the calm, stable life you’ve worked so hard to create… is the very thing your nervous system doesn’t trust?

In this powerful and eye-opening coaching session, Christine works with Carla, who has done years of deep personal growth after a highly chaotic and unstable childhood. She’s now in a loving, supportive relationship and living a peaceful life—but instead of feeling settled, she finds herself questioning everything.

Why?

Because her nervous system is still wired for chaos.

Carla opens up about growing up in instability, being parentified at a young age, and constantly second-guessing herself—even now that she’s created a completely different reality. Christine helps her uncover how old patterns of hypervigilance, self-doubt, and an overactive inner critic can make peace feel unfamiliar—and even unsafe.

This episode is a powerful reminder that healing isn’t just about doing the work—it’s about recognizing and embodying how far you’ve already come.

If you’ve ever found yourself searching for problems in a life that is actually working… this episode will help you understand why—and how to shift.

Press play to learn how to stop sabotaging your peace and finally step into the life you’ve created. 

 

Consider / Ask Yourself

  • Do you feel uncomfortable or restless when life is calm or stable?
  • Are you constantly looking for what’s wrong—even when things are going well?
  • Do you struggle to trust healthy relationships or peaceful environments?
  • Are you acknowledging your growth—or still focused on what needs fixing?

 

Key Insights and A-Ha’s

  • A chaotic childhood can wire your nervous system to expect instability—even in safe environments.
  • When life becomes calm, unresolved emotions and patterns often surface.
  • The inner critic can keep you stuck in a cycle of “fixing” instead of recognizing progress.
  • Healthy relationships can feel unfamiliar—and trigger doubt or questioning.
  • True healing requires not just doing the work, but embodying and celebrating your growth.

 

How to Deepen the Work

  • Notice when you are scanning for problems instead of being present with what is working.
  • Practice validating your feelings without needing to analyze or fix them.
  • Acknowledge your progress regularly—write down how far you’ve come.
  • Experiment with fully stepping into your current life without questioning it.

 

Resource Mentioned in This Episode

Inner Child Course with Christine Hassler

Christine shares a powerful resource for healing childhood wounds, rewiring your nervous system, and building a more compassionate relationship with yourself.

Learn more at:
christinehassler.com/innerchild

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Apr 25, 2026

Today we're diving into one of the most transformative conversations happening in mental health right now. My guest is Keith Kurlander, a psychotherapist, co-founder of the Integrative Psychiatry Institute, and an expert in trauma and psychedelic-assisted therapy. With over 25 years of clinical experience, Keith has helped thousands of people access real, lasting healing.

We're talking about the potential benefits of psychedelic therapy and microdosing, what trauma actually is and how it gets locked in the body, and most importantly—how psychedelics can unlock doors that conventional therapy often misses. Keith's new book, Psychedelic Therapy: A Revolutionary Approach to Restoring Your Mental Health and Reclaiming Your Life, is a New York Times and USA Today bestseller that breaks down how psychedelics uniquely target the root causes of anxiety, depression, and PTSD.
Also if you are interested in learning more about microdosing, check out Golden Rule at christinehassler.com/mirco

Apr 22, 2026

What happens when you stay quiet in a relationship for too long?

In this deeply relatable coaching session, Christine works with Mel, who has been in a long-term partnership of over 16 years. While there is still love between them, ongoing conflict, emotional disconnection, and unspoken needs have created a relationship dynamic where Mel feels like she’s doing all the emotional work—while her partner withdraws, avoids, or shuts down.

As they unpack the situation, a powerful pattern emerges: the cost of silence.

Mel realizes that in trying to keep the peace, she has slowly disconnected from her own needs—over-functioning, people-pleasing, and tolerating behaviors that deeply impact her sense of safety and well-being.

Christine introduces the concept of the “merging pattern”—where one partner over-functions and the other under-functions—and shows how true healing requires not just internal work, but external expression: speaking up, setting boundaries, and advocating for what you need.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re “doing all the work” in a relationship, or you’re afraid to speak up because of how the other person might react, this episode will challenge and empower you.

Press play to discover why your voice matters—and how reclaiming it can transform your relationships. 

 

Consider / Ask Yourself

  • Are you holding back your true needs to avoid conflict in a relationship?
  • Do you feel like you’re doing all the emotional work while your partner withdraws?
  • Are you over-functioning or people-pleasing to keep the peace?
  • What needs have you not clearly expressed or advocated for?

 

Key Insights and A-Ha’s

  • Silence in relationships often leads to resentment, disconnection, and imbalance.
  • Over-functioning in one partner can enable under-functioning in the other.
  • True self-love includes advocating for your needs—not just meeting them yourself.
  • Taking things personally can activate survival patterns that keep you stuck.
  • Healthy relationships require clear communication, boundaries, and shared responsibility.

 

How to Deepen the Work

  • Reflect on where you may be tolerating behaviors that don’t align with your needs.
  • Identify and write down your core relationship needs—get specific.
  • Practice expressing your needs clearly and calmly, even if it feels uncomfortable.
  • Consider seeking support (coaching or counseling) to navigate deeper relational patterns.

 

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Apr 18, 2026

In this episode, I’m joined by tapping expert Jessica Ortner for a powerful, experiential session using EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques). If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, stressed, or stuck in patterns you can’t seem to think your way out of, this episode gives you a tool you can actually use in the moment.

Jessica walks us through a guided tapping sequence designed to calm the nervous system, reduce stress, and help rewire the emotional patterns that keep you looping in anxiety or overwhelm. This isn’t just a conversation—you’ll have the opportunity to follow along and feel the shift in real time.

We also talk about why tapping works, how it helps regulate your body (not just your mind), and how you can start using it in your daily life to create more ease, resilience, and emotional freedom.

You can go deeper with Jessica’s work by downloading The Tapping Solution App and checking out her new book Rewired(available on Amazon).

Whether you’re new to tapping or already familiar with EFT, this episode will leave you feeling more grounded, resourced, and empowered with a simple, effective tool for navigating stress.

Apr 15, 2026

Is your stress about money really about money—or something deeper?

In this insightful and empowering coaching session, Christine works with Jody, who is navigating a major life transition after a 20-year marriage. As she steps into financial independence for the first time, she’s facing intense fear, overwhelm, and a deep sense of scarcity.

But as the conversation unfolds, a powerful truth emerges: Jody’s struggle isn’t actually about money—it’s about years of conditioning around worth, safety, and control.

Christine helps Jody uncover how childhood patterns, people-pleasing, and a history of shrinking herself have shaped her relationship with money—and how this moment of change is actually an opportunity to reclaim her power.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by finances, doubted your ability to support yourself, or tied your worth to your financial situation, this episode will help you see what’s really going on beneath the surface.

Press play to learn how stepping into your worth—not just your wallet—is the real path to abundance. 

 

Consider / Ask Yourself

  • Do you feel anxious or overwhelmed when it comes to money or financial decisions?
  • Have you ever given your financial power over to someone else?
  • Do you associate safety with “staying small” or avoiding risk?
  • Are your financial fears actually rooted in deeper emotional patterns?

 

Key Insights and A-Ha’s

  • Financial stress is often a reflection of deeper nervous system patterns—not just numbers.
  • Scarcity can come from years of shrinking, people-pleasing, and loss of autonomy.
  • Major life transitions (like divorce) can be powerful opportunities to reclaim personal and financial power.
  • Abundance begins with expanding out of contraction—not just earning more money.
  • Support is a key component of an abundance mindset—you don’t have to figure everything out alone.

 

How to Deepen the Work

  • Reflect on your earliest memories and beliefs about money and worth.
  • Notice where you may be bracing, contracting, or avoiding when it comes to finances.
  • Practice receiving support—whether emotional, practical, or financial guidance.
  • Explore what truly matters to you and begin aligning your spending with your values.

 

Resource Mentioned in This Episode

Good With Money Workshop + Relaxed Money Program with Kate Northrup

Christine recommends this resource for both practical financial strategy and deeper emotional healing around money.

Learn more at:
christinehassler.com/goodwithmoney 

 

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Apr 11, 2026

In You Could Be Having Better S-x  Dr. Nicole McNichols—dubbed “America’s #1 S*x Professor” and one of the most popular lecturers at the University of Washington—translates cutting-edge research and data into a modern guide to pleasure, intimacy, and connection.

 

Her relatable, science-backed approach has turned her into a true sensation, both in the lecture hall and online, where her highly-engaged following of over half a million (Instagram and TikTok) looks to her for real talk about what stokes desire and builds confidence.

 

McNichols argues that pleasure is foundational to overall well-being. Her McNichols Hierarchy of Sexual Needs offers a roadmap for exploring s-x as self-knowledge

And remember, you could be having a better experience with money too! Don't miss this FREE workshop: www.christinehassler.com/goodwithmoney

Apr 8, 2026

What if the belief holding you back today was formed in a single moment from your past?

In Part 2 of this powerful coaching series, Christine takes Tiffany deeper—into the exact core memory that shaped one of her most limiting beliefs: “I’ll get it wrong.”

After a year of immense loss (explored in Part 1), Tiffany begins to uncover how a painful childhood experience—being publicly embarrassed by a close friend—created patterns of self-protection, hypervigilance, and emotional shutdown that have followed her into adulthood.

Rather than simply reframing the belief, Christine guides Tiffany through a real-time rewiring process—helping her reconnect with her younger self, express unspoken emotions, and shift from collapse into self-advocacy.

This episode is a masterclass in what true healing looks like: not bypassing pain, but meeting it with presence, compassion, and a new response.

If you’ve ever struggled with fear of rejection, self-expression, or “getting it wrong,” this episode will show you how those patterns form—and how they can change.

Press play to witness what it looks like to rewrite your story at the root—and reclaim your voice. 

 

Consider / Ask Yourself

  • What core memory or moment may have shaped your biggest limiting belief?
  • Do you tend to collapse, withdraw, or shut down when you feel vulnerable?
  • Are you trying to “think your way out” of beliefs that were formed emotionally?
  • What would it feel like to respond to your past self with compassion and advocacy?

 

Key Insights and A-Ha’s

  • Limiting beliefs are often formed in emotionally charged childhood moments.
  • Reframing isn’t enough—true healing requires emotional and somatic rewiring.
  • Suppressed anger can keep us stuck in patterns of collapse and self-protection.
  • Giving your younger self a voice can unlock long-held emotional patterns.
  • Healing shifts you from reactive patterns into conscious, empowered responses.

 

How to Deepen the Work

  • Reflect on a memory where you felt rejected, embarrassed, or hurt.
  • Identify the belief that may have formed in that moment.
  • Practice reconnecting with your younger self and offering support, validation, and protection.
  • Notice where you can shift from reacting to consciously responding in your present life.

 

Resource Mentioned in This Episode

Rewired: Reparenting Your Inner Child + Reprogramming Your Nervous System

Christine shares how this course guides you through healing core wounds, reconnecting with your inner child, and transforming limiting beliefs at the root.

Learn more at:
christinehassler.com/rewired 

 

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Apr 4, 2026

Struggling with money stress even when you’re being responsible?

In this episode, I explore how your relationship with money is shaped by subconscious beliefs, nervous system regulation, and childhood conditioning—and how shifting these patterns can lead to more ease, alignment, and financial freedom.

 

Join Kate Northrup’s free Good with Money workshop here:
christinehassler.com/goodwithmoney

Apr 1, 2026

What happens when loss isn’t just one event—but becomes your entire reality?

In this deeply emotional and raw coaching session, Christine works with Tiffany, who has experienced an overwhelming series of losses in a short period of time—losing her father, her longtime partner, her beloved pet, her home, and a major part of her physical body through surgery.

When grief stacks like this, it doesn’t just feel heavy—it can begin to feel like your new normal.

Tiffany shares how she feels untethered, disconnected, and unsure how to move forward. Even with a background in personal growth and healing work, she finds herself in survival mode—struggling to feel grounded, supported, or clear on her next step.

Christine offers a compassionate reminder: grief isn’t something we’re meant to process alone. Before trying to “figure it out,” we need to be held, supported, and allowed to feel what’s real.

This episode is a powerful invitation to slow down, honor your grief, and recognize that healing begins with being witnessed—not fixed.

Press play to experience what it looks like to be held in the middle of deep loss—and why that may be the most important step forward. 

 

Consider / Ask Yourself

  • Have you experienced multiple losses that left you feeling overwhelmed or untethered?
  • Do you find yourself intellectualizing your pain instead of fully feeling it?
  • Are you trying to “figure out your next step” before fully processing your grief?
  • Do you have a safe space or support system where you feel truly held?

 

Key Insights and A-Ha’s

  • Grief compounds when multiple losses occur close together, often pushing us into survival mode.
  • Intellectualizing pain can create distance from the emotional processing we truly need.
  • Healing grief is not a solo process—we need safe, supportive containers.
  • Being “held” emotionally is just as important as any tool or strategy.
  • Sometimes life strips everything away so we can reconnect with who we truly are.

 

How to Deepen the Work

  • Reflect on whether you’ve given yourself permission to fully feel your grief.
  • Notice where you may be detaching or “clinicalizing” your emotions.
  • Seek out supportive spaces—whether through community, friendship, or professional guidance.
  • Practice being with your emotions rather than rushing to fix or solve them.

 

Resource Mentioned in This Episode

Good With Money Workshop with Kate Northrup

Christine shares a powerful resource for healing your relationship with money—especially if you feel stuck in survival mode or unsupported financially.

Learn more and register at:
christinehassler.com/good

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