Episode 30: Do I Even Have Anything Meaningful To Say? [Featuring Shaelene Kite]
All Things Private Practice Podcast
I've Been Working on a New Venture and I'm Really Excited About It
Chaleen Oslik has started a new business called rebel mente. She's training and consulting group practice owners on how to integrate embodied practices in their clinical work. "I think more energy that i have around sharing this kind of stuff with other people," she says.
Do I Even Have Anything Meaningful To Say? Putting yourself out there can be horrifying, however, it leads to opportunities and growth.
How often do we ask ourselves, why me? What do I have to say that's different from someone else?
How often do we actually say "YES" to opportunities and put ourselves out there?
During this episode, I talk with Shaelene Kite, LPC, DBT-LBC, ACS, RYT, the Owner of DBT of South Jersey and RebelMente Coaching.
Powerful quotes include:
- "The world need's everyone's gifts. The saddest thing in the world is wasted talent."
- "Use fear as a gas pedal instead of a brake."
- "I feel really good about what I'm putting into the world but I'm only going to be able to impact so many people."
- "Putting myself out there has led to some incredible experiences that I would never have dreamed of."
More about Shaelene:
Shaelene Lauriano Kite, LPC, DBT-LBC, RYT, ACS received her Master’s in Counselor Education at The College of New Jersey in 2012 and has continued to immerse herself on the path of learning and teaching ever since. Shaelene has over ten years of experience in Dialectical Behavior Therapy, treating PTSD, and utilizing Mindfulness and Movement to help people heal. Shaelene owns DBT of South Jersey, where her and her team treat clients with emotion dysregulation and trauma. In addition to her clinical work, Shaelene is a private consultant and trainer for mental health professionals, yoga teachers, and group practice owners. Shaelene obtained status as a DBT-Linehan Board Certified Clinician in 2017 and is one of less than ten with this status in the state of New Jersey. She is also a Certified Provider through the Center for Yoga and Trauma Recovery as of June 2021.
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Connect with Shaelene @ Rebelmente.com
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