Midlife Muse: Things Your Mother Never Told You

By: Dr. Amanda Hanson
  • Summary

  • The magnificence and rapture of womanhood are often not passed down from our mothers. We are all too familiar with stories of sacrificing, shrinking, and overcoming. The majority of women are left to feel like something is constantly missing. And what’s usually missing is the feminine essence of every single one of them. Dr. Amanda Hanson is a clinical psychologist and a global influencer who has helped millions of women to reimagine their lives, reconnect with their feminine side, and heal generational trauma. In each episode, Dr. Amanda will introduce you to concepts of womanhood that will ignite your radiance, ease the confusion, and help you craft an unshakeable foundation of self-worth. Whether you are seeking guidance, inspiration, a deeper reflection on your life, or knowledge for making your lifetime of being a woman more fulfilling ~ The Midlife Muse podcast is for you. For women of all walks of life, regardless of their origin, religious views, age, or previous experiences, this is a universal platform that unites safe women across the globe.
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Episodes
  • Healing Broken Hearts and Reclaiming Hope EP32
    Nov 20 2024

    Are you feeling heartbroken, heavy, or even outraged after the recent election results? Do you feel the ache of seeing a world divided and the weight of knowing that, once again, humanity’s progress toward inclusion and compassion feels so far from reach?

    You’re not alone.

    In this episode, I open my heart to those who are grieving the deeper implications of these election outcomes—not as a political discussion, but as an exploration of humanity, compassion, and the ways we can heal. This isn't about parties or debates; it’s a call to embrace the stories and lived experiences that often go unheard, but which resonate across the world, across boundaries, and touch the lives of so many.

    If you’re struggling to process the reality of a society that feels more divided than ever, if you're searching for a way to feel the depths of your emotions while finding strength and joy, this episode is for you.

    In this episode, I’m talking about:

    • The feelings of heartbreak, fear, and confusion after the election results in America.

    • Creating a space to listen to real human stories, focusing on shared humanity rather than political divisions.

    • Greif over policies that threaten basic rights.

    • The opinions that are shaped by fear and a lack of personal connection with those who are different than you.

    • My commitment to awakening women to their strength and autonomy.

    • The patriarchal structures that suppress women’s potential.

    • Choosing self-care as a means of resilience against oppressive forces.

    • Creative expression and activism instead of consuming negative media.

    • The balance of mourning and proactive steps forward.

    • Encouraging others to understand opposing perspectives.

    Let’s hold our broken hearts close, let’s feel our rage, and let’s remember that while grief is part of our journey, joy and resilience are our most powerful forms of resistance.

    The Muse Community:

    The Muses. A Safe Sisterhood Where Women Heal Women

    Join Here: https://amandahanson.mykajabi.com/themuses

    Connect with Dr. Amanda Hanson on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/midlife.muse/

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    20 mins
  • Building Safe Spaces for Women EP31
    Nov 13 2024

    Imagine standing before over 300 women, each ready to go on a transformative journey, a journey I crafted with every ounce of my soul. As I recount the magic, the challenges, and the moments that took my breath away, I felt a sacred energy begin to rise in a room full of women. It was like witnessing a concert, a healing ceremony, and a celebration of sisterhood all woven into one beautiful, unforgettable gathering.

    I recently hosted my first-ever live event, Magnetic.

    From the immaculate synchronicity of our team, to the vulnerability and courage of each woman in the room, Magnetic went beyond my wildest dreams. And what moved me most was seeing women connect and feel seen in ways many had never experienced before.

    This episode isn’t just a recap—it’s an invitation for you to feel the energy, and to understand how this work opens up a space for every woman’s inner wisdom to come alive.

    In this episode, I’m talking about:

    • My first live event, Magnetic, and the divine alignment that made it feel "holy."

    • Seamless logistics and powerful energy creating a smooth experience for 300+ women.

    • The intentional blend of ceremony, connection, and fun—like Broadway meets church.

    • Designing the event to foster sisterhood, lasting friendships, and community.

    • The four-pillar framework meeting women’s needs for ritual, ceremony, and embodiment.

    • Creating an environment for lasting transformation beyond just cerebral learning.

    • Training a skilled team to hold space and support attendees’ experiences.

    • The power of ritual and movement in enabling breakthroughs and deep healing.

    • Affirming feedback showing that this unique approach resonated deeply with attendees.

    • Building a global movement for women’s healing, empowerment, and growth.

    If you're curious about how this kind of profound work can reshape your own life, press play. And if this resonates with you, share it with a sister who might need to hear it too. ❤️

    The Muse Community:

    The Muses. A Safe Sisterhood Where Women Heal Women

    Join Here: https://amandahanson.mykajabi.com/themuses

    Connect with Dr. Amanda Hanson on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/midlife.muse/

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    18 mins
  • Redefining Beauty in Midlife EP30
    Nov 6 2024

    Five years ago, I made the decision to let go of coloring my hair, a choice that I realized was so much more than a style change. It became a journey of challenging cultural expectations, facing fears of rejection, and ultimately reclaiming my sense of self.

    This was such a deeply personal yet universal choice—a journey through fear, anger, and finally, freedom as I chose to embrace my natural gray hair.

    This transformation wasn’t just about hair—it was about stepping into my authenticity, redefining beauty, and finding a new level of confidence that spilled into every area of my life. It’s my story of shedding layers of societal pressure to reimagine womanhood in midlife on my own terms.

    If you’ve ever wondered why we feel the need to conform to beauty standards that don’t resonate with our true selves, or if you’re curious about how letting go of those standards can transform your life, this episode is for you.

    In this episode, I’m talking about:

    • My journey into aging naturally.

    • Questioning societal expectations for women around beauty.

    • Fear of judgment with aging.

    • The differences between aging men and women.

    • How the choice to go gray led to self-discovery and growth.

    • The energy and belief behind our choices.

    • Encouraging women to question the “why” behind beauty choices.

    • Health benefits of cutting out hair dye chemicals.

    Join me to explore this liberating experience and the power of embracing who we are, fully and unapologetically.

    The Muse Community:

    The Muses. A Safe Sisterhood Where Women Heal Women

    Join Here: https://amandahanson.mykajabi.com/themuses

    Connect with Dr. Amanda Hanson on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/midlife.muse/

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    12 mins

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