Healing & Finding Hope After the Hard: Colette Nies Von Hanna, Socio-Ecological Feminist Theologian

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The Wild Edges of Being Human

Allison Crow

150 episodes

1 week ago

The WILD EDGES of Being Human: growth, transformation, emotional agility, and the skills of SELF-Trust in life and business. Hosted by Allison Crow, with 20+ years of leadership, coaching, educational psychology, and lived experience with amazing humans, honors the journeys of connected living and leadership.

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Healing & Finding Hope After the Hard: Colette Nies Von Hanna, Socio-Ecological Feminist Theologian

The Wild Edges of Being Human

56 minutes 47 seconds

1 year ago

Healing & Finding Hope After the Hard: Colette Nies Von Hanna, Socio-Ecological Feminist Theologian

Healing and Hope after Hard Journies with Colette Nies Von Hanna
Navigating Life’s Challenges: A Conversation with Colette Nies Von Hanna
Join me for a conversation with long-time family friend Colette Nies Von Hanna, who shares her journey and insights on being human. Colette, an organic gardener, socio-ecological feminist theologian, and energy researcher from New Braunfels, Texas, discusses the interconnection of ecological trauma and personal experiences. She reflects on her career shifts, including a political run, her academic pursuits, and community gardening efforts involving personal, professional, and spiritual growth. Colette shares her struggle with cancel culture, dealing with political and personal attacks, and the importance of self-awareness in activism and community involvement. She emphasizes the importance of resilience, authenticity, and vision despite facing extreme adversity and the challenges of social expectations.
Colette Nies Von Hanna, MSSW, MDIV
Activist, Socio-Ecological Feminist Theologian, Energy Researcher, Social Worker, Chaplain, 3rd Gen Organic Gardener, Aspiring Urban Farmer, Adoptive Mom, River-Goer, Rabble-Rouser, Bleeding Heart, who loves strong coffee and long naps.
The quote mentioned from my friend Justin’s LinkedIn page:
“To the people who are emotionally sensitive, who care so much about everything no matter how hard they try not to, who notice even the smallest things and take everything to the heart, the struggle is valid. I hope you get surrounded with people who are kind enough to understand you and even if you can’t expect everyone to adjust for you, I hope you get extra patience from this world.”
— Kylie Yzobelle
Key Topics and Timestamps
00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction
01:08 Colette’s Background and Work
03:48 Personal and Professional Challenges
07:02 Running for Office and Facing Adversity
09:27 Navigating Political, Academic, and Spiritual Struggles
13:01 Reflections on Pain, Privilege, and Growth
25:14 Systemic Issues and Personal Resilience
29:46 The Weight of Awareness
30:38 Embracing Sadness and Hope
32:14 Understanding Bypassing
33:25 Facing Trauma and Healing
36:21 The Journey from Head to Heart
37:35 Learning to Feel and Express Emotions
48:13 Building a SELF-Centered Legacy

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