Vin Infante remembers asking himself who he was, who he wanted to be, and what would have to change for those answers to meet.
Vin joins Jay Hicks to discuss bullying, self-perception, and the experience behind his approach to coaching. He talks about working across mental health settings, finding his professional direction, and learning to be candid about his own struggles.
They explore the gap between collecting information and acting on it, the different roles people inhabit, and the pressure to measure yourself through someone else's eyes. Vin also discusses access to support, the limits of a single approach, and the honest conversations that helped him reconsider familiar patterns in his own life.
What We Explore
* Bullying and the way we learn to see ourselves
* Vin's experience across mental health settings
* Identity and the different roles people inhabit
* Moving from information toward action
* Coaching, mentoring, and therapeutic support
* Making support accessible
* The personal questions behind a change in direction
About Vin Infante
Vincent “Vin” Infante is a mindset coach and psychotherapist with experience in inpatient, outpatient, community, and private practice settings. His work draws on both professional training and his own experiences with personal change.
Connect with Vin
https://www.vincentinfante.life
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