Heart on the Table
Heart on the Table is a podcast by Bri Leavitt, LCSW and Myranda Peterson, LCSW — two trauma therapists, friends, and moms who know the messy, beautiful work of healing. Together, we explore what it means to grow, repair, and show up fully in life and motherhood, weaving our expertise in trauma therapy, attachment, and self-discovery with intuitive tools like tarot and oracle cards. Expect honest, unfiltered conversations about healing past wounds, rewriting old stories, and finding magic in the process. Whether you’re navigating motherhood, trauma recovery, or simply searching for deeper connection with yourself, this space is for you. New episodes release every other Monday — subscribe and join us as we put it all on the table.
Heart on the Table
Latest Episodes
The Wheel Of Fortune: How The Wheel Turns
The Wheel of Fortune tarot card looks chaotic at first glance, but the more we sit with it, the more it starts to feel like a map for real life. We’re taking a short break in April and coming back in May, and that timing couldn’t match the them...
AI Cannot Replace The Heart Of Being Human
We talk about ChatGPT in motherhood and the quiet ways AI can pull us away from self-trust, real connection, and presence with our kids. We wrestle with perfectionism, parenting anxiety, and screen habits while trying to choose boundaries that ...
PART TWO: The Connection Between A Nurse And A Mom After Birth Trauma feat. RN Lindsay Coultas
Birth rarely follows a script, and when the ground drops out—hemorrhage, magnesium fog, sky-high blood pressure, and a baby in the NICU—the moments that matter most are often quiet, stubborn, and human. We walk through that storm together: the ...
PART ONE: The Importance Of Emotional Support After Birth feat. Lindsay Coultas
Birth isn’t the ending; it’s the opening act of a new life you have to learn in real time. We sit down with postpartum and transition nurse Lindsay Coultas, RN, BSN, RNC-MNN to unpack what happens after the delivery room—where expectations meet...
We Reframe “Enough” And Choose Hope Over Burnout
We speak frankly about collective exhaustion, unexpected weaning, and the pressure to perform through pregnancy and postpartum. The talk turns to meaning, hope, and the small acts that keep us going when the world feels heavy.• giving u...
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