June Webinar: On Setting Boundaries, Self-care, and Burnout with Kate Nasuti

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About Kate Nasuti:
Kate has dedicated 20 years of her life to serving others. Starting as a paraprofessional, then becoming a teacher, a group home manager, an early interventionist, an ABA therapist, a BCBA, and clinical director. It took almost half of those 20 years for Kate to figure out that if she wanted to be able to care for and help others, she needed to learn how to better care for and help herself. She tirelessly sought out healing practices alongside her journey of developing professionally. Through Acceptance Commitment Therapy, Kate learned to use her language to break the patterns of unhelpful behaviors that were keeping her from accessing meaningful things in her life.

Kate has combined different modalities to offer a way for others to access the same type of healing she created for herself. She uses her education, training, wisdom, and personal experience to create a safe and nurturing context for her clients to identify where they are stuck and to provide them with the tools they can use to get unstuck. With a loving heart, a command over language, and a sense of humor, she will help them move closer and closer towards a values-driven life. As a guide in this human experience, Kate walks alongside her clients, celebrating them as they overcome challenges, big or small, and encouraging them to have grace and get back up when they fall down.

She is thrilled to be offering this approach to the Do Better Community with Connected Trailblazer Coaching. As a BCBA® and Clinic Director, her most treasured part of the role was mentoring other clinicians, and it is something that she misses very much now that her focus has pivoted to coaching parents and non-ABA professionals. In the container of the Do Better Community, she can share her own experience and perspective on how to navigate the challenges of doing better for ourselves while doing better for others.