Nate Page has some fancy titles (PhD, Licensed Psychologist, Certified Group Psychotherapist), but his real education in burnout, boundary-setting, and professional harm came through lived experience—both as a clinician and as a human in relationship with others who carry deep relational trauma. He has presented widely on therapist burnout and compassion fatigue, and now specializes in providing therapy for therapists, leading training groups for clinicians, and supervising early career professionals navigating complex client dynamics. Nate is also proudly ADHD, and understands firsthand how his hyper empathy, rejection sensitivity, chronic self-blame and internalized shame can make boundary-setting feel counterintuitive. He’s worked with many clients who meet criteria for borderline personality disorder and brings clinical and personal insight to the challenges these dynamics present. Most of Nate’s clinical work now focuses on adult ADHD and autism diagnostic evaluations. He is licensed in 42 states through PsyPACT and is known for providing high-quality, neurodiversity-affirming assessments with fast turnaround times (3–7 days) and no waitlist.