Services
Transformation Coaching
At AREYOUSTUCK we offer transformation coaching services where needs will inevitably change as part of a continuous process. Today’s highly dynamic environment of VUCA (volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity) conditions, requires different tacks and a highly-skilled coach.
Dr. Nakasato holds a Master of Consulting and Coaching for Change from HEC Paris, France and Oxford university, England.
He holds a Master in Health Care Management from Harvard University, and currently he interviews the best applicants of North Dakota for college admissions at Harvard.
Dr. Nakasato holds a Master of Business Administration from the University of Oklahoma..
D.r Nakasato is the winner of the prestigious Bush Fellowship Leadership award and holds a Gestalt coaching certificate from the famed Gestalt Cleveland Institute.
Dr. Nakasato has more than 20 years of practicing medicine, where conditions change without notice, listening is critical and life-and-death decisions are made every minute.
Dr. Nakasato has published numerous articles, chapters and has written a textbook in medicine and brings a range of experiences and empathetic listening to the hyperchanging world.
Speaker
At AREYOUSTUCK we believe that if you want to learn something, you have to teach it. To teach is to learn twice. Dr. Nakasato has given talks around the world in a variety of themes.
We can give talks in Artificial Intelligence, Mental Health, Medicine topics, Change Management, The Future of Medicine and Aging and Longevity, Drug company talks, Aging and the benefits of Singing, Subject matters may not be of my choosing: We may be open to talks about Love, and Conflict management, Just give us enough time to prepare,
Tranformation Coaching for Physicians at risk of burnout
At AREYOUSTUCK we understand physicians looking for a supportive, fun, motivating, productive and comfortable practice.
“In times of hyperchange, you need a physician mindset to address management and leadership maladies to reveal the way forward.”
— Yuri Nakasato