Christine Hassler
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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.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Christine Hassler makes recurring emotional patterns easier to recognize by connecting live coaching, relationship questions and practical reflection.
Christine Hassler moves between direct coaching sessions and candid guest conversations, tracing how old emotional patterns surface in relationships, parenting, people pleasing and decisions about what comes next.
Christine turns a breakup into a question for your own life: what would trusting yourself look like?
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A structured New Year's ritual built around reflection, journaling, and guided meditation.
Christine Hassler opens a two-part New Year's ritual that she says she has used with herself and others for years. The episode leans on reflection, journaling, and a guided meditation, all framed with a beginner's mind.
A thoughtful coaching exchange about colorlessness, loneliness, grief, and the defensive habits that keep distance in place.
Christine Hassler stays with Amber at a moment when life feels drained of color and the next move is not easy to name. The best part is the way the conversation keeps narrowing in on the emotional stakes until loneliness, grief, and protective habits feel specific rather than…
A steady coaching session on reparenting, self worth, and the cost of outsourcing care.
Christine and Amanda work through reparenting in a way that stays close to everyday behavior rather than drifting into theory. The conversation keeps circling the habits that make care hard to receive: putting other people on pedestals, expecting partners to fill old gaps, and…
A breakup story that opens into self-trust and the pull of external validation.
Christina's breakup story opens into a wider pattern of betrayal in Christine's coaching session. The discussion keeps circling back to self-trust, external validation, and the hard work of choosing yourself after feeling chosen by someone else.
A clear look at why some relationship needs go unheard, and why that is not always the partner's fault.
Christine Hassler uses Kevin's relationship struggle to draw a careful line between a real need and an old childhood wound that gets projected onto a partner.
Shame is met with compassion, not treated as a verdict.
The episode stays with shame at the point where it starts to feel like a verdict. Christine keeps close to Shiley's self criticism, the strain in the relationship, and the way pregnancy sharpens everything that was already there. It does not rush to explain any of it away.
A thoughtful conversation about AI, care, and what human presence still does best.
Coach's Corner uses its Mark Manson interview to ask a timely question: can AI replace a therapist or coach? It is strongest when it treats AI as useful but incomplete, then moves into human connection, projection, body language, and the somatic side of care.
A calm, searching conversation about spiritual disappointment, family patterns, and the stories people project onto love.
This episode follows a caller trying to make sense of the fear that God has pointed her the wrong way, and Christine uses that hurt to talk through disappointment, devotion, and the family pain that can sit inside both.
Spiritual balance meets ordinary life.
Warm wellness for body, voice, and spirit.
Christine Hassler frames episode 529, "How to Re-Parent the Inner Child with Amanda," around her Rewired inner-child course, which she says starts March 10 and offers six live coaching and teaching calls, two pre-recorded modules, two somatic and breathwork sessions, and ongoing monthly coaching.
Life coach Christine Hassler uses the transition from the Chinese Zodiac Year of the Snake to the Year of the Horse as a metaphor for personal growth.
Christine Hasler is interviewed by one of her coaching clients about inner child work and how childhood trauma creates limiting beliefs that persist into adulthood.
Christine Hassler opens by naming fawning as a trauma response.
Christine opens the show with a warm welcome after Thanksgiving week.
Christine talks with Christina about a breakup that has pushed her into a hard reassessment.
Christine opens the call by naming shame and self-criticism plainly.
The host opens with a direct question about AI and care.
Amber comes in feeling like life has gone a little gray.
Christine Hassler opens by saying that people who understand their patterns through journaling, therapists and coaches still repeat them because "the younger part of you is running the show." She defines inner child work as updating subconscious survival strategies such as people pleasing, overworking and choosing emotionally unavailable partners, and she says it cannot happen through awareness alone.
Being stalked was traumatic, but it clarified what I actually want in life—and now I'm considering single motherhood.
Christine Hassler frames “CC: My Annual New Year’s Ritual” as a two-part New Year process that starts with a year-in-review and a letting-go list.
Christine opens episode 523 with a coaching call about family dynamics.
Christine Hassler coaches Kevin, who has been married 21 years and has three children, on why his wife does not initiate intimacy and rarely offers words of affirmation.
How AI learns what normal looks like on your network to catch unknown malware
A host welcomes her husband for a special conversation about his book Tuned In and Turned On.
Christine Hassler coaches Vanessa in episode 524, “Honesty Is the First Form of Intimacy,” after Vanessa describes a collision, a layoff, and a new dating relationship.
Christine Hassler’s episode 528 with Yasmin centers on a relationship question shaped by financial instability, a 28-year-old teacher, and a partner who has been “between jobs” again.
Christine Hassler’s episode 518, “How to Deal with an Expectation Hangover with Misha,” centers on a 29-year-old caller who lost a toxic job and then lost the travel, romance, and external validation that had made life feel easy.
Episode 519 of Life Coaching with Christine Hassler follows Kelly, who met a man two days after finishing Be The Queen and then dated him for about three and a half months.
Susan Campbell says the biggest obstacle she has seen over 60 years is fear of emotional pain, and she links it to childhood trauma, social media comparison, and rising social stress.
Life coach Christine Hassler explains why understanding your inner critic isn't enough to make it go away, framing it as a protective pattern stored in the nervous system.
Christine coaches Kate, who has done extensive trauma work but still struggles with a sensitive nervous system.
Life coach Christine Hassler explores the numerological significance of 2026 as a 'one year,' contrasting it with the completion energy of 2025.
Christine Hassler introduces a guest expert on better sex and promotes a money workshop, blending personal development with practical advice.
Christine Hassler coaches Tiffany on reprogramming a core memory that created a limiting belief about getting things wrong.
Christine Hassler shares a real story about a client's relationship with money, emphasizing that real change comes from understanding underlying patterns rather than forcing change.
Christine Hassler coaches Tiffany through multiple losses, exploring grief from human and spiritual perspectives and the challenge of accepting support.
Christine Hassler interviews Kate Northrup about transforming your relationship with money and a free workshop on financial upgrade.
Christine Hassler promotes her free Love Magnet event and a workshop retreat, offering coaching on relationships and personal transformation.
Christine Hassler coaches a caller on making a decision about having another child, emphasizing choices from faith rather than fear.
Christine Hassler introduces a guest coach and promotes a free workshop on attracting love, blending practical tools with spiritual wisdom.
Christine Hassler coaches callers and interviews experts on practical and spiritual tools for personal transformation.
Christine Hassler coaches callers live on air, offering practical and spiritual advice to help them overcome obstacles and achieve their goals.