Anne Moss Rogers turns personal loss into powerful keynotes that drive mental health awareness, resilience, and life-saving action in organizations.
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From the many speakers I have worked with, AnneMoss Rogers is the most organized as far as what to expect and provides so much free information. Her blogs are so full of valuable information.
Rick Strait
Substance Use Division Dir. & Suicide Prevention Coordinator at Community Counseling Ctr
Anne Moss Rogers delivers keynotes that stay with people long after the event ends. With a rare ability to connect deeply and communicate complex mental health challenges in a clear, human way, she equips organizations with practical strategies that make a real difference. Drawing from personal experience and years of advocacy, she helps leaders and teams create cultures where well-being is prioritized, conversations are open, and prevention becomes part of everyday practice. Her talks inspire action, shift perspectives, and strengthen resilience across every level of an organization.
Anne Moss Rogers is a nationally recognized mental health expert, TEDx speaker, and suicide prevention advocate known for delivering keynotes that create lasting impact. Her work is grounded in lived experience, shaped by the loss of her son, Charles, to suicide. Rather than stepping back, she chose to speak forward, transforming grief into insight and insight into action that helps organizations better support the people within them.
Her ability to communicate openly about difficult topics creates a rare sense of trust in the room. Audiences don’t just listen, they engage, reflect, and leave with a clearer understanding of how to support mental health in real, practical ways.
What sets Anne Moss Rogers apart is her combination of personal storytelling and actionable strategy. Her keynote sessions go beyond awareness and move into implementation. She provides leaders and teams with tools they can use immediately to recognize warning signs, respond effectively, and create environments where people feel seen and supported.
Her award-winning memoir Diary of a Broken Mind and her Amazon bestselling guide Emotionally Naked: A Teacher’s Guide to Preventing Suicide and Recognizing Students at Risk have been widely adopted across schools and organizations worldwide. These works reflect her ability to translate complex emotional and psychological challenges into clear, usable guidance.
Anne Moss Rogers brings a level of credibility that is both rare and powerful. She was the first non-clinician invited to present at the National Institute of Mental Health on youth mental health, offering a perspective that bridges lived experience and practical application.
Her expertise has been featured in major media outlets such as The New York Times, Variety, and CNN. She has also spoken at high-profile gatherings including the Billionaire’s Summer Camp in Sun Valley, where she addressed influential leaders on the importance of mental health and prevention.
This broad recognition reflects not just her knowledge, but her ability to communicate it in a way that resonates across industries and audiences.
Organizations today are under increasing pressure to support employee well-being while maintaining performance. Anne Moss Rogers addresses this challenge head-on by helping teams build cultures rooted in psychological safety, openness, and resilience.
Her keynotes focus on:
Rather than offering abstract ideas, she delivers frameworks and tools that can be implemented immediately, helping organizations move from intention to action.
When you book Anne Moss Rogers, you bring in a speaker who does more than inspire. She creates a shift in how people think, talk, and act around mental health. Her presentations are honest, engaging, and grounded in real-world experience, making them relevant for leaders, educators, and teams across all sectors.
Her impact is measurable, stronger team cohesion, improved awareness, and a culture where well-being is actively supported. Anne Moss Rogers leaves audiences with both the motivation and the means to make meaningful change.
For organizations ready to prioritize mental health and build resilience from within, Anne Moss Rogers delivers a keynote experience that truly matters.
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From the many speakers I have worked with, AnneMoss Rogers is the most organized as far as what to expect and provides so much free information. Her blogs are so full of valuable information.
Rick Strait Substance Use Division Dir. & Suicide Prevention Coordinator at Community Counseling Ctr
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I looked a long time for a mental health speaker that suited our group. I finally found AnneMoss and was so glad I did! She was quick to respond and set up a meeting to discuss just what I was looking for. She was easy to communicate with throughout the process and brought a lot of valuable information with her that benefited all in attendance. While the subject matter is heavy, I feel everyone walked away with added knowledge and skills to carry with them.
Marianna Long, HR & Risk Manager, Person County Government
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Anne Moss was a pleasure to work with. She wanted to know our expectations and audience so she would know how to adequately adjust her presentation. We loved her message and she exceeded our company’s vision for our event. We have heard so much positive feedback from attendees, employees and board members. Communication with Anne Moss was also very easy! Even with her busy schedule, she found the time to plan for our event. Highly recommend Anne Moss; moving story, amazing presentation.
Kallie Butler, Communications and Meeting Professional Wellstone Inc
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AnneMoss’s keynote was heartfelt, informative, and profoundly relevant. She has a warm, relatable presence that makes her feel like someone you could easily befriend.
Taisha Chavez, Director Children’s Services, Encompass Community Supports
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You provided pertinent information for people to use in their own practices. It was a pleasure to work with you and we definitely look forward to future opportunities. You made the planning processes easy and provided a very professional experience for everyone who connected with you – live and virtually.
Tia D. Korologos ESI MANAGEMENT GROUP
Keynote by Anne Moss Rogers:
After years of trying to find help for her once joyful son and rap artist, AnneMoss’s son Charles died by suicide in 2015 at age 20. This presentation is about AnneMoss’s inspiring journey to healing and transformation. By dragging an unpopular topic into the spotlight and learning to heal through helping, she shares how embracing change—both personal and societal—has led to unexpected connections, a powerful sense of purpose that has saved lives.
Through the evolution of her blog community, she illustrates how shared pain can spark collective healing and drive meaningful change.
Takeaways:
An unconventional and unique way to connect and save lives.
Moving forward from grief–to a life-changing, healing path.
Finding purpose and meaning in the face of feeling like an epic failure.
Keynote by Anne Moss Rogers:
AnneMoss Rogers and her husband tried to find help for their struggling son, Charles, a creative genius and rap artist. Desperate to escape the darkness of his depression, Charles turned to heroin and died by suicide in 2015 at age 20.
How common is suicidal thinking among those who are addicted? How many start using to numb intense and painful feelings or to normalize a mental health condition? And how did AnneMoss find healing after the most devastating loss of her life?
Takeaways:
How stigma played into Charles’s feeling of low self-worth
The prevalence of suicide risk for those with SUD
How to recognize signs of depression and suicide and what to do/say
How one mom found her path to healing after loss
Keynote by Anne Moss Rogers:
Change is inevitable, yet it often brings stress, uncertainty, and resistance. Whether it’s a shift in workplace policy, new leadership, restructuring, or evolving job expectations, knowing how to adapt effectively can determine success and well-being.
This presentation will break down key steps to navigating change with resilience, helping people embrace transitions with confidence, reduce stress, and stay productive in uncertain times.
Takeaways:
Understand the psychological impact of change and why it feels challenging.
Discover how to shift your mindset from resistance to growth.
Develop strategies to manage stress and maintain productivity during transitions.
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