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Facilitator : Aimee Mitchell.

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Aimee Mitchell, MSW, LiCSW

Aimee Mitchell, MSW, LiCSW has built her career around justice, equity, and meaningful healing. With nearly two decades in executive leadership across community nonprofits and state systems, she focuses on improving how social services support both the people receiving care and the professionals delivering it.

As a clinical social worker, guardian, foster parent, and adoptive parent, Aimee brings lived insight alongside professional expertise — giving her a well-rounded understanding of where systems succeed, where they fall short, and how they can evolve.

Join our free drop-in sessions where you can connect with others navigating job loss, practice Reset exercises together and receive support from those who understand that losing your job is losing your identity—not just your income.

One on One coaching session

Facilitator: Kim Paull

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Kim Paull

Kim Paull is a burnout recovery and resilience coach who works with professionals and organizations to prevent, heal, and sustain recovery from chronic stress. She blends trauma-informed coaching, neuroscience, and systems thinking to help clients rebuild emotional regulation, clarity, and purpose. Her practice, Kim Paull Coaching, emphasizes practical transformation rather than temporary relief.

Paull’s coaching model integrates body awareness, self-compassion, and sustainable behavior change. She helps clients recognize burnout signals, develop internal boundaries, and build personalized recovery tools. Her approach draws on neuroscience, positive psychology, and somatic practices to translate “head knowledge” into embodied resilience. Paull’s philosophy asserts that people are not broken—they may simply lack the right frameworks to restore balance and purpose.

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