Here For Me

Life coach and intentional living expert Catherine Andrews shares how she transformed her successful-on-paper life into a purposeful, spiritually attuned journey. She provides tangible tips and techniques for how we can all follow suit, pushing past deep fear, self-judgement, and shame—even embracing what feels delusional but is really a sign of true desire—to find inner trust, alignment, and live the life that's meant for us.

Writer Caroline Donofrio discusses the unintentional, yet intuition-driven detours of her life and successful career. After an upsetting experience led her to abandon her voice as a writer and performer, she spent years helping others tell their stories, but constantly felt pulled to tell her own. Over time, she found the courage to do so, which led to deeply personal writing that resonates with a following of devoted readers, particularly through her successful Substack newsletter, Between a Rock and a Card Place.

Entrepreneur Lisa Ehrlich joins Here For Me on the heels of the release of "Love, Charlie: The Rise and Fall of Chef Charlie Trotter," the documentary film on her late ex-husband and business partner, sharing the twists and turns her life took from restaurant stardom to personal setbacks, reinvention, and reframing how she evaluates who and what is allowed in her world.

Nicole returns for a short season interlude to reflect on lessons learned during Season One of Here For Me, and share an announcement on what being here for herself looks like as a new year dawns.

Author, podcast host, and media mogul Zibby Owens shares her experiences with loss, finding love, wasting no time, and learning to trust her gut.

Film, TV, and theater actor Jay Huguley shares how losing sight in one eye led him on a journey to understanding the power of friendship, asking for help, and appreciating all life has to offer.

Los Angeles-based marriage and family therapist Shirin Peykar shares her experience with narcissistic abuse, explains the spectrum of narcissism, and discusses how schema therapy aids in trauma and abuse recovery by putting our grounded selves back in the driver's seat.

Acclaimed musician, sound designer, and re-recording mixer for film and television Derek Vanderhorst joins the show to discuss his own fight with head and neck cancer, and how it took losing everything to create a more purposeful life.

Losing multiple layers of skin and all her toenails was Nicole Christie's first wake-up call, but not her last. Nine months after that harrowing incident, her body sent another alarm that helped her see how she was severely abandoning herself by allowing people to bully and belittle her to the point of losing herself. This time, the lessons were more painful and much harder won—but they stuck.

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