Headcase
Mental health and illness has been a taboo subject for far too long and a topic that many people know nothing about. Founder and host, Stephanie Hoffmann breaks down the boundaries by diving deep into the world of mental health and all that relates to it. This show establishes real and honest mental health conversation through stories and discussions straight from the people who’ve experienced them. HeadCase’s purpose is to spread awareness and end the stigma by enlightening audiences on the lack of education, information and options for those who suffer through or are directly affected by it. HeadCase is the podcast you’ve been ANXIOUSLY waiting for.
Headcase
Latest Episodes
"Getting Cheated On Was the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me" - Michelle Seydel
This episode dives deep into the emotional aftermath of being cheated on and what it really takes to rebuild your sense of self, standards, and relationships. Michelle Seydel shares a raw, unf...
Softness Is Strength: Rethinking What It Means To Be A Man
Stephanie Hoffman sits down with men’s liberation coach David Titeu to unpack the cost of performance-based identity, inherited trauma, and the unconscious “not enough” wound shaping modern masculinity.David shares his personal journey ...
When Cheating Happens Twice: The Truth I Had to Face
In this deeply personal solo episode, Stephanie opens up about moving to LA for a fresh start, only to face betrayal when her partner cheated... Twice.Through the lens of both lived experience and her nursing background, she ...
Why You Are Still In A Bad Relationship And What To Do About It
Relationship coach Darlene joins Stephanie Hoffman to unpack the emotional aftermath of blindsided breakups and why heartbreak can feel like a full-blown crisis. She explains how the brain and body...
Why You Keep Repeating the Same Relationship Mistakes And How to Finally Break the Cycle
Dr. Michelle P. Maidenberg joins Stephanie Hoffman to explore why we get stuck in relationship patterns and how emotional avoidance quietly erodes intimacy. She explains how the brain prioritizes safety and familiarity, often keeping us trapped...