
How to Trust Yourself is a podcast about what it takes to build a life that actually feels like your own. Psychotherapist and coach Anna Holtzman explores the roles we inherit, the expectations we absorb, the things we think we should be grateful for, and the wants we’re sometimes afraid to admit even to ourselves. Through personal reflections and conversations with thoughtful guests, Anna explore... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 139 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducation | |||

What if your capacity isn’t a limitation to overcome, but information you can build around?
In this episode, Anna talks with business strategist and coach Nikita Williams about what it means to create a business — and a life — that works with your a... more
What happens when you’ve spent decades becoming exceptionally good at succeeding inside a system — and then decide to build something of your own?
In this episode, Anna sits down with Deb Boulanger, founder of Life After Corporate, who works with ac... more
What if you didn’t need to know exactly where your creative path was leading before you took the next step?
In this episode, Anna talks with Margo Tantau, creative industry veteran, founder of Tantau Studio, and host of the beloved Windowsill Chats ... more
What happens when we stop trying to outrun the parts of our story we wish were different—and begin to understand that those very shadows may hold some of the material for our healing?
In this episode, Anna sits down with Cassidy Gard, a three-time E... more
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Anna’s thoughtful conversations reveal that there is not a one-size-fits-all approach to healing, living, creating, or being. She gently explores the nuances that differentiate but ultimately bind us together. She is a gift!
Host Anna is a thoughtful interviewer because she’s a deep listener and genuinely curious. I also relate to her that she used to work in the entertainment industry like I did and is now a mind-body coach who helps people like me feel safer being truly visible. So important especially for those of us who want to do bigger things in the world. Thanks Anna!
I am so picky when it comes to podcasts and not a lot actually catches my attention. Anna’s is such an easy listen because she presents everything with such fascinating background. Each subject felt so interesting and she has a captivating way of interviewing her guests with amazing insight!
THIS podcast! One of my go-to favorites. The We Need Your Art episode blew my mind. If anyone wants to put themselves “out there,” but they’re scared, this podcast is gonna change your life.
This podcast carries the feeling of slowing down, stripping away and relaxing into truth. There is no one like Anna to help you experience yourself, life, healing and growth through the lens of your own body rather than a bunch of good ideas. Her conversations are soothing and spacious, calling you back to your own body’s wisdom again and again.
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Across recent episodes, the show centers on mind-body healing, emotional self-trust, and authentic living in the face of change. Conversations span trauma, visibility, burnout, intimate relationships, creativity, and practical tools for self-compassion, presence, and sustainable growth. A recurring strength is grounding therapeutic insight in relatable lived experience, with guests ranging from therapists and coaches to artists and creators. The format blends personal narrative with actionable exercises, making complex inner work feel accessible and doable for listeners navigating uncertainty or pursuing meaningful professional and creative goals.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Deb Boulanger
2. Margo Tantau
3. Cassidy Gard
4. Ros Gervay
5. Lara Birk
6. Mari Reisberg
7. Kati Morton
8. Naomi Vladeck
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