
Help for the Helpers explores the bold, courageous and often out-of-the-box ways that professionals have shaped their careers in the helping fields to best serve their own wants and needs. Each week I have the privilege of speaking with tenacious helpers that are taking extraordinary measures to manifest their personal calling, improve upon their physical and emotional well-being, make radical lif... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In this episode we reflect on the contributions of season one, including lessons learned, takeaways, and what’s next for HFTH, season 2! To quell the fears of any skeptics, we walk through Dana’s approach to getting out of student loan debt for helpe... more
Any other helpers out there that are prone to fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants decision making? How about staying paralyzed in one place, opting not to try new things even when we know our current situation isn’t the right fit? Ignoring our intuition be... more
Do you have a voice inside your head telling you that something is right for you, and you should go for it? Do you feel comfortable using your intuition as a helper to cultivate a life on your own terms? Are you all tripped up by the red tape of the ... more
Laura Edmonson is a digital creator, vanlifer, educator, minimalist, vegan, and environmentalist. In this episode, Laura reminds us to courageously move towards our aspirations and to set effective boundaries because, truly, there are no rules! She i... more
Remember what it was like to be a helping professional in your twenties? In this episode I talk with courageous helping professional Skyler Makkinje, a 28-year-old social worker who is doing the hard work of soul searching to find the next career ste... more
This week I had the privilege of speaking with Tiffany McLain! Her podcast, The Money Sessions, inspired me to consider my own worth, wants and needs in private practice when setting my fee and considering taking insurance (which I don’t!). Tiffany i... more
Feeling like we’re doing something important and meaningful is a cornerstone of helping work. Feeling as though we are completely aligned with our mission, and are carrying it out everyday, is the hallmark of a personal calling. In this episode I tal... more
In this episode I talk with Alison Maratos about moving through fear to find your way into the work that’s right for you at the time, even when it means shifting and morphing over time. Alison’s bravely moved through various jobs in the helping field... more
So guys, this is my podcast, and I’m not unbiased. That said - I think the stories and advice shared here are invaluable and a great resource for helping professionals thinking about new and innovative ways to take better care of themselves and maybe even change their whole lives.
With HFTH, I’m making the resource I wish I had access to years ago as a young helping professional. The guests I interview here offer so much. Give us a listen.
If you are a mental health provider or are in the helping profession please listen! This podcast touches on so many wonderful topics and conversations that we all have and work through as a helper. Thanks Dana!
I’m not in a helping profession, but I find these podcasts inspirational and relevant. Dana’s conversations with people who are finding ways to meet their own needs are full of humor and soul. Highly recommend!
This podcast is so timely and so needed for those in the helping profession. We are told so often “this is just how it is” in our line of work, but this podcast helps show that we don’t have to just accept the burnout, accept the exhaustion, accept the low pay, but instead can carve our own path that works for us as a helper
It has been a long time since I myself worked in a helping field, and yet I found the conversations engaging and enlightening. The discourse on this show, besides being heart warming, is helpful for anyone considering how to strategically plan their future while also allowing for maximum creative oppotunities
As a professional who has had an array of experiences in the mental health field, Dana is perfectly poised to help other helpers. Having overcome several common challenges that helpers face, she offers options for freedom and success - and it's so important to know these exist for those who want to keep helping.
Dana is an amazing podcast host who shares deep and compelling stories.
Everyone in the helping professions should listen to these stories and see that they are NOT relegated to one type of work, one type of story, or even one type of income!









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