# Renee Schulte
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renee schulte (born December 9, 1970) is an American politician who is the Iowa State Representative for the 37th District. She has worked as an adjunct professor of psychology at Mount Mercy College in Cedar Rapids and as a family therapist at Four Oaks, a child welfare agency.As of October 2011, Schulte serves on several committees in the Iowa House - the Appropriations, Education, Human Resources, and State Government committees. She also serves as chair of the Administration and Rules Committee and as a member of the Child Welfare Advisory Committee and of the Council on Human Services.
EP #87: Mental Health in the Middle with Aging Parents with Renee Schulte
Today's episode is with Renee Schulte. Renee is a woman in the middle entrepreneur who's leading difficult conversations to destigmatize mental health, especially in rural and frontier communities.
In this episode, you will learn:
Greater perspective about mental health with aging parents.
Why you…
Ep #401: When Your Aging Parents Live in a Rural Community with Renee Schulte
Caring for aging parents who live in a rural or frontier community has unique challenges. Today's guest is Renee Schulte, a woman in the middle of being an entrepreneur and prioritizing both her parents' care and her own self-care.
Renee Schulte has over 20 years of leadership experience in the me…
116. Beyond Awareness: How NAMI’s Provider Program is Changing Behavioral Health
In this episode, hosts Renee Schulte and Jason Haglund sit down with Daryn Nelsen-Soza from NAMI National to explore how the NAMI Provider Program bridges understanding between mental health professionals and the people they serve. Together, they discuss how empathy, education, and lived experience…
144. Breaking Resistance: Implementation Science, Leadership & Change from New Orleans
In this episode, Renee Schulte and Jason Haglund record live from New Orleans at the Associations of Paroling Authorities International conference, diving into conversations around evidence-based parole decision-making, implementation science, and organizational change. They explore why resistance …
149. On the Road Again: Lessons, Innovations, and Acronym Soup from the Arizona Rural Health Conference
In this episode, Renee Schulte reports from the Arizona Rural Health Conference in Flagstaff, sharing key insights from conversations happening across rural healthcare systems. Renee and Jason explore the challenges facing Medicaid programs, the impact of new federal work requirements, and the fina…
153. Summer Self-Care: Why Taking Time Off Is Good for Your Health, Career, and Community
In this episode, Renee Schulte and Jason Haglund explore an often-overlooked aspect of wellness: actually using the time off you've earned. From the health risks of burnout to the surprising benefits of vacation on productivity and career growth, they discuss why Americans struggle to disconnect fr…
155. Why Every Family Needs a Caregiving Plan Before It's Too Late: With Raymond Lavine
Most people spend years planning for retirement but very little time preparing for the possibility of needing care. In this episode of Stepping In It, Renee Schulte and Jason Haglund welcome extended care benefits advisor Raymond Lavine for a practical conversation about why every family needs a ca…
156. Are You Getting the Most from Your Consultants? How to Turn Expertise into Action
Organizations invest thousands—and sometimes millions—of dollars in consultants with the expectation that meaningful change will follow. But too often, those investments fall short, not because of the consultant, but because of how the engagement is managed. In this episode, Renee Schulte and Jason…
157. Direct vs. Indirect Consultant Funding: What Works, What Doesn't, and Why It Matters
Not all consulting projects are created equal—and how they're funded can have a major impact on their success. In this episode of Stepping In It, Renee Schulte and Jason Haglund explore the differences between direct and third-party consultant funding, sharing real-world examples of what works, wha…
161. Podcast Guests: The Value, Challenges, and Opportunities
Podcasting has become a powerful way to build credibility, expand your network, and create conversations around topics that may not have a platform anywhere else. In this episode of Stepping In It, Renee Schulte and Jason Haglund pull back the curtain on their own podcasting experience and, more sp…
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