Dopamine Diaries

Coach Kate
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15 minute or less listens you NEED to hear in order to come off autopilot, release stress, & be the person you desire to be.  DM me PODCAST on IG & I’ll show you in less than 24 hours how to come off autopilot & lead yourself + family, BETTER.www.instagram.com/kate.liz.h

  1. Jul 7

    I Was Wrong About Antidepressants

    I started an antidepressant. I didn't write notes for this one, didn't organize my thoughts, I just hit record on my voice memo app like I always do when I get the feeling that something needs to be said out loud. If you saw my post yesterday you know I made the decision to start an SNRI.  There is no way to say everything that led to that decision in an instagram caption or a 30 second reel, so... here we are. I've been living in this really confusing duality for a long time now. genuinely, deeply happy. and also the saddest I've ever been. both true at the same time. and I've spent this entire year trying to get to the bottom of it: HRT, trauma therapy, coaching, rest, pulling back on my business, all of it. I've exhausted every single tool in my toolbox except one. This episode is about that one. what we get into: the duality of being the happiest and saddest I've ever been at the same timecomplex PTSD, PMDD, postpartum depression, and what happens when you've tried everything elsewhat my coach said to me mid-flare that finally made something clickwhy I was against medication for so long and where that belief came fromthe moment — back to back family news in one day — that was my thresholdthe cycle I didn't realize I was repeating by staying stubborn about thiswhy 100+ women commented on my reel saying they feel the exact same way (and what that means)This isn't me telling you what to do, it's just me telling you my story. If you see yourself in any of it... that's why I put it out there. FREE Stress Tool

  2. Jun 19

    I Forced Myself to Be Bored for 30 Mins

    I did a 30 minute boredom experiment… no phone, no book, nothing in my hands, nothing to listen to… just me in a chair on my back deck and i thought it would be easy. It was not easy.  The first 10 minutes my brain did everything in its power to avoid being still… planning, brainstorming, anything but the chair. and then somewhere around minute 10 something shifted and i started noticing things i hadn’t noticed in years… the birds, the wind, the smell of the flowers, my favorite tree. and i got kind of emotional because i realized how much of my life with my daughter i’m not actually present for. not because i’m a bad mom… because my brain doesn’t know how to turn off. This episode is about what happened in those 30 minutes, why presence is so uncomfortable we avoid it without even realizing it, and why one of the brain games inside wired is literally just a 3 minute version of this. if you can’t sit with nothing for 3 minutes, you’re probably not as present as you think you are with the people you love.  GRAB WIRED

  3. Jun 18

    The World Stopped Feeling Like It Was On Fire - Kayla's WIRED Experience

    this one's got a little bit of everything... money blocks, marriage secrets, a solo trip glow-up, and my favorite new phrase, "you're glitching again." Kayla sat down with me post-Wired and just started unloading the good stuff. First the money thing, she didn't think she was worth spending on herself, even though she'd casually drop the same amount on a family trip without a second thought. We dug into that for a minute (round of applause for her honesty). Then she tells me about a trip she took with her childhood friends... no kids, no husband, and for the first time ever, no anxiety either. No shutting down, no leaving early, no upset stomach. Just an actual good time. oh and she didn't tell her husband she signed up for Wired. at all. until he started noticing the difference himself. in this one: the "world's on fire" urgency and what it actually quieted intothe belief that she wasn't worth spending money on herselfa solo trip with zero anxiety, no upset stomach, no early flight homethe random brain stuff remembering numbers, finishing her sentenceswhat she'd tell a mom sitting in that "I don't deserve this" feelingher line that's been stuck in my head: "I'm still safe with going slower." GRAB WIRED

  4. Jun 12

    WIRED Changed How I Show Up For My Son

    Dr. Katie Brockert shares how she found herself reaching for her phone during every quiet moment, at home, in social situations, and most painfully, while her young son played beside her. After installing app blockers that she'd immediately override, she knew something deeper was going on. Through the Wired program, Katie had a breakthrough realization: she wasn't just scrolling mindlessly, she was using her phone to suppress emotions, a pattern she'd carried since childhood. That moment of awareness, she says, felt like "water being splashed on my face." In this episode, we talk about: How postpartum life amplified her relationship with her phoneUsing scrolling as emotional avoidance, and the moment she connected the dotsThe shift she noticed in the 4–8 PM witching hour with her sonHow her son's behavior changed as she became more presentWhy she believes everyone thinks they don't have a phone problem, and why they're wrongFinding the "happy medium" with technology instead of going all-or-nothingFavorite quote: "I don't know anybody who's like, 'I feel amazing after they've doom scrolled for two hours.'" If you've ever wondered whether your phone use is quietly pulling you away from the life you actually want, this one's for you. GRAB WIRED Connect with Dr. Katie, a postpartum focused physical therapist that works with moms through her program, StrongHER Core.

  5. Jun 8

    Real Reason You Can't Stop Scrolling

    Okay you guys, this one is so good and I think it's going to hit for a lot of you. This episode was inspired by a conversation I had with one of my clients, and honestly? The awareness she showed blew me away. We've been working together on identifying the emotions that are actually driving her actions throughout the day, and what she shared with me was just chef's kiss in terms of how much she's grown. We're talking about the two to three day benders. You know what I mean. The doom scrolling, the eating like garbage, the canceling plans, the not wanting to do anything. And I'm going to tell you the same thing I tell everyone, your phone is not the problem. The apps are not the problem. The problem is the emotion underneath all of it that nobody is actually helping you identify or deal with. Blocking apps, locking your phone in a drawer, deleting Instagram for a month none of that is fixing what's actually going on. And I think deep down, most of you already know that. We're getting into: Why your scrolling habit is really just an unmet need in disguiseWhat my client's story taught me about the power of self-awarenessWhy willpower-based fixes will always make the urge worseWhat it actually looks like to have a neutral relationship with your phoneThere is nothing wrong with you. There is just an emotion that nobody has helped you figure out yet. Let's change that. Grab WIRED.

  6. May 5

    Self-Aware As Shit...& STILL Stuck

    Okay… this is gonna be a little unhinged, because I had this realization like… oh. I didn’t not do the work… I just did a shit ton of work that didn’t actually change anything. Like I could explain all my patterns, I could connect every single dot imaginable AND tell you why I was spiraling..... while....actively still spiraling.  LOL So this episode is me basically calling that out. I talk about:  how I spent years being “self-aware” but still stuck in the same cycles  why healing actually feels like shit (and the second it does, we go find a new thing to try)  the difference between understanding yourself… and actually not letting your emotions hijack you  and how my brain STILL sometimes freaks out when I’m resting like “hi yes something is definitely wrong???” Also I said something in here that I can’t stop thinking about: it used to feel like my emotions would grab me by the ponytail and just drag me around all day, & now… they show up…but they don’t have hands anymore. Which sounds nice…until you realize you now have to SIT THERE AND FEEL IT. Anyway. If you’ve been on a “healing journey” for years and you’re like “why do I still feel like this???” Hit play & spend 15 minutes with me today. Ready for HBA? 20% OFF HERE.

  7. Apr 27

    More, Ugly Crying, 3rd Person

    This one cracked me open a little. I’m in a season I’ve never been in before… where I’m not chasing more in the way I always have, and honestly, I don’t fully recognize myself here yet. In this episode, I share:  what it’s been like to feel my inner critic get quieter… and how unsettling that actually is  how I used to chase achievement to feel enough, and why that doesn’t drive me the same way anymore  the weird, uncomfortable feeling of contentment  and the daily tension between the version of me that wants to push… and the version of me that just wants to be I cried in this one. I laughed in this one. I’m still figuring it out in real time. But this is what it looks like for me right now. Ready for HBA? 20% OFF HERE

  8. Apr 22

    “But Kate, What if I Fail?”

    WIRED: https://www.mnmfitnessco.com/wired This one’s a bit of a rant… but it needed to be said. After hearing multiple people say they’re afraid of failing, I’m breaking down what’s actually going on underneath that fear, and why it’s keeping you stuck. Inside this episode:  why you don’t need fear to go away before making a decision  how your brain is wired to fixate on worst-case scenarios  the real reason change feels so hard (even when your current patterns suck)  and what it actually looks like to move forward with fear still in the passenger seat If you’ve been sitting on a decision because you’re scared it won’t work… this is your nudge.

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15 minute or less listens you NEED to hear in order to come off autopilot, release stress, & be the person you desire to be.  DM me PODCAST on IG & I’ll show you in less than 24 hours how to come off autopilot & lead yourself + family, BETTER.www.instagram.com/kate.liz.h

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  • Creator
    Coach Kate
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    114
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © 2026 Dopamine Diaries
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