Mental health and wellbeing keynote speakers help organisations start honest conversations about stress, burnout, resilience and looking after one another at work. Drawing on lived experience, psychology and health expertise, they offer practical strategies people can use every day. From R U OK? Day and Mental Health Month to leadership conferences and company-wide events, they help build workplaces where people feel supported to perform at their best. Our mental health and wellbeing speakers include Dr Jodie Lowinger, Chelsea Pottenger, Gus Worland, Emma Murray, Wayne Schwass, Craig Hamilton, Kath Koschel, Taryn Brumfitt and Nedd Brockmann.
Star the speakers you like above and they'll be added to your brief, or just tell us about your event. Our consultants will return a curated shortlist within one business day.
Choosing the right speaker starts with what you want your people to take away. Are you marking R U OK? Day, responding to a period of pressure or change, or helping leaders support their teams and manage psychosocial risk? A clear goal helps us recommend speakers who can address the wellbeing challenges that matter most to your organisation.
Consider who will be in the room and what they may be carrying. An executive team, a group of managers and an all-staff audience each need a different focus and tone. Speakers with lived experience can open up conversations people find hard to start, while psychologists and wellbeing experts offer evidence-based tools for managing stress, building resilience and looking after physical and mental health.
Look for a speaker who balances honesty with practical advice. Clear, usable strategies help people see how to look after themselves and check in on each other once the event is over.
We coordinate the briefing process, giving your speaker an understanding of your organisation, your audience and any recent events they should be mindful of.
Tell us about your audience, goals and budget, and we’ll provide a tailored shortlist of mental health and wellbeing speakers within one business day.
It depends on the conversation you want to start. A speaker with lived experience can help people feel comfortable talking about their own mental health, while a psychologist or wellbeing expert can give practical tools for checking in on colleagues and managing stress. We’ll help you find a speaker whose message fits your event and your people.
It depends on what your audience needs. A lived-experience speaker brings a personal story that builds connection and reduces stigma. A psychologist or wellbeing expert explains the strategies and research behind good mental health. Some speakers combine both, and we’ll help you choose the right fit.
Yes. Mental health and wellbeing speakers can tailor their presentation to your industry, your people and the pressures they face. We coordinate the briefing so your speaker understands your audience and can handle the topic with care, with practical takeaways your people can use.
Share your event date, audience, goals and budget, and our consultants will provide a tailored shortlist of mental health and wellbeing speakers within one business day.
Tell us about your event and our consultants will return a curated shortlist within one business day.
