Broken Podcast
In this episode Hannah and Alexa interview Hannah's 8 year-old son Daniel Mirmiran.
info_outline Episode 44: GratitudeBroken Podcast
On this episode Alexa and Hannah talk about gratitude and how incorporating a practice of gratitude can improve relationships, mental health and life
info_outline Episode 43: Manifesting and Breaking Down the Law of AttractionBroken Podcast
Alexa and Hannah speak with Alicett (also known as "Bee").
info_outline Episode 42: Breaking Through HypnosisBroken Podcast
Hannah and Alexa interview Omaha hypnotist Clovis Colley.
info_outline Episode 41: Break-UpsBroken Podcast
In this episode, Hannah and Alexa talk about break-ups.
info_outline Episode 40: Breaking Through BoundariesBroken Podcast
Hannah and Alexa discuss boundaries. They educate listeners about types of boundaries and why they are important.
info_outline Episode 39: Why We Choose the People We Choose: AttachmentBroken Podcast
On this episode of Broken, Hannah and Alexa educate listeners about attachment theory. They break down the concept of attachment and explain how we each typically attract and hook with others.
info_outline Episode 38: Childhood Trauma, an interview with Chris PilcherBroken Podcast
On this episode, co-hosts Hannah Mirmiran and Alexa Theisen interview trauma expert, therapist, and survivor, Chris Pilcher.
info_outline Episode 37: Keep Coming Back, an interview with Omar PintoBroken Podcast
On this episode, Alexa and Hannah interview Omar Pinto.
info_outline Episode 36: Forgiveness: Breaking Through ResentmentBroken Podcast
On this episode, Alexa and Hannah talk about forgiveness.
info_outlineTherapists Hannah and Alexa of Omaha Psychotherapy (omahapsychotherapy.com) talk about a lot of things related to burnout, caregiver stress, secondary trauma, and compassion fatigue.
Hannah shares about the recent trauma she experienced losing her car.
Alexa shares about the current stress she’s experienced related to her graduation from grad school and waiting for her license.
Hannah discusses a presentation she made to immigration attorneys about compassion fatigue.
Hannah defines compassion as putting yourself in someone else’s shoes and asking what you can do for them.
She says that compassion is sometimes defined as “easing the suffering of another.”
Hannah shares an example which illustrates the difference between pity, sympathy, empathy, and compassion.
They discuss #metoo and how empathy is different than compassion.
Hannah shares her five stage model of compassion fatigue.
Alexa and Hannah share information about compassion fatigue. They talk about the definition and diagnosis, symptoms, recognition, and treatment.
Resources:
Hannah and Alexa both practice at Omaha Psychotherapy. omahapsychotherapy.com. (402) 715-9710