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Dr. Kristine Goins introduces Dr. Michael Vitulano, a clinical psychologist and executive coach known for his innovative approach to resilience. With a passion for resilience science, Dr. Vitulano shares his journey from academic rigor at Yale to exploring the world, highlighting how travel has become a transformative tool for enhancing resilience among healthcare professionals. His narrative weaves through the power of positive psychology, the significance of social support, and the impact of embracing authentic experiences in building psychological strength.

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Dr. Michael Vitulano is an esteemed clinical psychologist and executive coach, renowned for his expertise in resilience science. With a career spanning over 15 years, including a role as adjunct faculty at Yale, Dr. Vitulano specializes in promoting psychological growth and resilience through innovative methods. Beyond his professional accomplishments, he is an avid traveler and advocate for holistic health, utilizing his experiences to empower individuals in their personal and professional lives. Dr. Vitulano's approachable and authentic style makes him a sought-after speaker and consultant in the field of psychology.

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