Presentations, Workshops, and Other Live Events
Nate brings over 12 years of real world psychotherapy practice into his presentations. He distills his knowledge into easy-to-understand bites and uses a lot of stories and humor to communicate key concepts.
His style is relaxed and warm and he likes to help each audience member feel seen and understood. You can expect that he will engage your audience in conversation (as opposed to just a one-sided presentation). His experience as a group psychotherapist helps him attune to the here-and-now realities of each particular audience, and to create an atmosphere where participants feel comfortable "getting real", and getting to the heart of their emotional needs.
Nate Page, PhD is a licensed psychologist and Certified Group Psychotherapist. He is committed to the art engaging and worthwhile presentations/workshops for a wide array of audience types including colleges, high schools, and professional organizations and conferences.
Best presentation on burnout that I have ever attended.
Great facilitation! Participants were very receptive and engaged with group process in the room.
I liked that his presentation was interactive and not just a lecture!
Nate's workshop stretched me in great ways. I've gained a lot by pushing myself to speak up and by listening deeply to other participants.
This workshop was incredibly beneficial!
Nate was wonderful...he did a good job of "showing" instead of simply "telling".
Thank you for being transparent and demonstrating how powerful vulnerability can be from a leader.
I liked the experiential exercises, the data driven information that was presented, and time for reflection. Very nice presentation style Nate!
If you are interested in discussing the possibility of Nate (or one of our other clinicians) doing a presentation for your organization, shoot us a text message or email to start the conversation.
507-581-5920
Nate can send you a speaking contract at any point if you are ready to book him for a specific date.
Below are titles of some of the presentations we have been refining over the last several years.
- How to Successfully Fail at Overcoming Perfectionism
- Burnout, Compassion Fatigue & Moral injury Prevention and Recovery for Helping Professionals
- The Art of Being Seen: Increasing Your Self-acceptance
- Oh no! Not Another Boring PowerPoint. What Everyone Should Know About Effective Presentation Design and Delivery
- Listening Skills and Crisis Management (usually with a portion focused on training individuals to conduct a brief suicide assessment and know available resources)
- Anxiety and Stress Management- The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
- Procrastination: Time Management Solutions
- Procrastination: Emotional Management Solutions
- Emotional Well-being: A Study of Disney’s Inside Out
- We Don't Talk About Bruno: Managing Scapegoating in Small Group Dynamics
- Developing Healthy Relationships: A Study of Elsa and Anna in Disney’s Frozen
- Activating and Illuminating the Here-and-Now in Your Small Groups
See upcoming presentations and live events here.
I usually spend 30-40 hours creating a new presentation. However, if I have delivered similar content to a similar audience, I may need to invest as little as 1 hour preparing for an event.