Overview
- Haller says she felt “empty” and detached during her 2018 run with partner Robert Beitsch, finishing in 13th place
- She revealed in a YouTube video that she suffered depression, panic attacks and anxiety and entered a clinic for treatment
- The former contestant avoided watching the show for two years after her exit because viewing it made her too sad
- Haller credits her ongoing mindfulness practice and self-reflection with helping her process past trauma and rediscover her sense of self
- After undergoing spinal surgery, she is focusing on mindful fitness to strengthen her body and support her emotional recovery