In this thought-provoking episode of Are We Happy Yet? hosts Hannah, Jane, and their guest Kelly Noble dive deep into the often-taboo topic of money, focusing on the unique financial challenges women face. They explore how childhood programming, societal pressures, and feelings of scarcity shape women's relationship with wealth, often leaving them feeling guilty for desiring more.

Throughout the episode, the hosts uncover the hidden dynamics that influence women's financial decisions, including the cultural norms around money and the guilt often tied to financial success. They discuss how business ownership and self-discovery are intertwined with the journey to financial empowerment, stressing that happiness and wealth are not just about making money, but about creating a life that aligns with one's values. By the end, listeners are encouraged to embrace their worth, invest in their future, and build a supportive community that nurtures their financial growth.

This month we are donating $5 for each 5 star rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, and $10 for each written review on Apple Podcasts to the ⁠720 Memorial Foundation⁠, an organization that supports communities impacted by mass tragedies. Please support us and the important organization by leaving a rating or review.

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Connect w/ Kelly via IG, her podcast and her offerings.

We Should All Be Millionaires - Rachel Rodgers

Financial Feminist - Tori Dunlap

The Witch's Way to Wealth - Jessie DaSilva

Secrets of the Millionaire Mind - T. Harv Eker

Get Rich, Lucky Bitch - Denise Duffield-Thomas

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More information about the upcoming couples psychedelic retreat: ⁠alchemytherapyandwellness.com/2025retreat⁠

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⁠grittherapy.com

In this episode, Jane and Hannah are joined by Sam Tramuta, attachment and addiction expert, to explore the complexities of attachment theory and its profound influence on relationships and mental health. They discuss the different attachment styles—secure, anxious, avoidant, and fearful—and how early relationships shape adult behavior. The conversation highlights innovative therapeutic approaches, including corrective experiences and psychedelic-assisted therapy, that can help individuals break free from negative attachment patterns and heal emotional wounds.

This discussion helps connect the dots between attachment and addiction, while also covering the power of emotional vulnerability, and how vulnerability can foster greater self-worth and healthier interpersonal dynamics. Tune in for insights on the transformative role of therapy in emotional healing and relationship growth.

This month we are donating $5 for each 5 star rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, and $10 for each written review on Apple Podcasts to the 720 Memorial Foundation, an organization that supports communities impacted by mass tragedies.

Links:

Connect w/ Sam: https://www.highergroundct.com

Attached, the resource Sam mentioned: https://www.attachedthebook.com

Learn more about Hannah + Sam's Couples Psychedelic Therapy Retreat: alchemytherapyandwellness.com/2025retreat

In this deeply moving episode, Heather Dearman, Executive Director of the 720 Foundation, shares her personal and professional insights into the profound aftermath of the 2012 Aurora theater shooting. With a focus on healing, community support, and the long-lasting effects of trauma, Heather opens up about her own connections to the tragedy and the critical role of the 720 Foundation in memorializing the victims and supporting the survivors. The conversation explores the ripple effect of mass shootings, emphasizing the importance of remembering the victims and their families, rather than sensationalizing the perpetrators.

The episode also delves into the complexities of grief and family dynamics, as different family members cope in unique ways. Heather sheds light on the challenges of navigating these differences while fostering an environment of compassion and understanding. The media’s often one-sided portrayal of mass shootings is critically examined, and Heather underscores the importance of creating safe spaces for families to heal and share their stories. The work of the 720 Foundation, through memorials, community outreach, and fundraising efforts, serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of collective healing and support in the face of tragedy. As Heather shares, "Trauma is not a competition," each person’s grief is valid, and the need for continued remembrance and unity is ever more urgent.

During the month of February 2025, we are supporting Heather's foundation: the 720 Memorial Foundation.

Please rate, review, and subscribe to Are We Happy Yet? on Apple Podcasts and Spotify as this helps us reach more listeners and help provide financial support for important causes.

To connect with Heather or to learn more about the 720 Memorial Foundation:

Visit: https://www.7-20memorial.org

Connect with them on FB and IG: @720memorialfoundation

Learn more about in the Paper Crane Peace Project to spread hope one wing at a time!

And save the date for the annual Day Of Resilience events happening on July 26 (5k run/Wellness Fair/Chalk Art Festival/Beer Fest) - More info on the website soon!

Learn more about the podcast, and the hosts Jane + Hannah:

More information about the upcoming couples psychedelic retreat: ⁠alchemytherapyandwellness.com/2025retreat⁠

⁠arewehappyyetpodcast.com⁠

⁠alchemytherapyandwellness.com⁠

⁠grittherapy.com