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Enda O’Doherty
Learn to inspire, empower and achieve from our sought-after motivational speaker who amazes time after time
UK
Endurance athlete and inspiring speaker Enda O’Doherty has taken on some of the world’s toughest challenges. Enda’s resilience, drive and passion for speaking have made him a much sought-after speaker. Let him amaze and inspire...
Alex da Silva
Mindfulness coach and speaker on mental health with a passion for helping people find purpose and happiness
UK
Keynote speaker Alex da Silva is the founder of Happy As Larry Group - a happiness company with a mission to change the world, one person at a time. Alex suffered from depression and addiction for a long time but he found recovery and support and...
Edward Denmark
British veteran and best-selling author inspiring his audience to tackle their challenges by sharing his personal story
UK
Keynote speaker Edward Denmark is the author of two bestselling books: one on his experiences in the British military Not for queen and country, and the other book We spoke in whispers on his experiences growing up in poverty. He has spoken on...
J. Paul Nadeau
Motivational speaker on business negotiations, conflict resolution and increasing employee loyalty
Canada
Keynote speaker J. Paul Nadeau’s experiences as a former hostage negotiator, SVU detective and international peacekeeper have resulted in voting him as one of the most interesting people in North America. He’s worked as Oprah Winfrey’s...
Harriet Waley-Cohen
Multi award-winning speaker and coach in the corporate world supporting diversity, equity & inclusion, gender balance and women’s empowerment.
UK
International Keynote speaker Harriet Waley-Cohen is a certified health coach and women's leadership coach, and entrepreneur. She empowers women to make life-changing transformations to become the most powerful versions of themselves, and thus to...
Eleanor Longden
Psychology postgraduate drawing on her considerable clinical, academic and personal expertise around mental health
UK
As an award-winning psychology postgraduate and experienced keynote speaker Eleanor Longden is guaranteed to entice audiences. Her extensive knowledge on mental health issues can help others learn how to successfully recover from mental health...
Tom Fitzsimons
Personal trainer, business man and educator sharing his own captivating story as a former alcoholic
UK
Keynote speaker Tom Fitzsimons is a former alcoholic with a captivating story of perseverance, determination and success. His battle with alcoholism and his inspiring story captivates audiences and motivates individuals to take action and achieve...
About Alcohol Abuse
- In most countries alcohol and tobacco is considered legal while drugs of different kinds may not be – however, these are typically not too hard to obtain. And there is of course a risk of abuse.
- What are the signs of someone in the danger zone? Are there certain symptoms and indeed signs worth looking for?
- Keynote speakers talking about abuse will probably often address matters relating to alcoholism – alcoholism, sadly, is quite widespread after all. Drug abuse is another common topic as well.
- Although alcohol and drugs remain the best known villains when talking substance abuse there might also be other and related problems such as ludomania, sex addiction, sugar addiction or, for that matter, internet addiction.