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Olivia Remes
Mental health expert
UK
Speaker Olivia Remes is a Ph.D. graduate focusing on how audience members have the ability to overcome bouts of anxiety-driven fears. She demonstrates how participants can address and overcome any circumstances. Speaker Oliva Remes's studies have...
Tom Coverly
Illusionist, comedian and motivational speaker best-known for his anti-bullying talks based on his own experience
USA
Keynote speaker Tom Coverly, also known as “The Illusionist”, is a professional comedian and motivational entertainer. He has performed for millions around the world and is a sought-after speaker for schools for his anti-bullying talks but has...
Caroline Adams Miller
Positive psychology and Grit & Goals™ expert and one of the leading experts on the science behind successful goalsetting
USA
Keynote speaker Caroline Adams Miller, MAPP has for almost 3 decades been an innovative pioneer within goal setting/accomplishment, grit, happiness and success. A leader in the field of Positive Psychology, she knows how it can be applied to...
Amy Blankson
CEO of Fearlessly Positive, Co-founder of Digital Wellness Collective, Happiness and Digital expert.
USA
Keynote speaker Amy Blankson is a Management and Happiness Expert. Amy received her BA from Harvard and MBA from Yale School of Management. Amy Blankson is currently doing research in partnership with Google to determine how to make positive...
About Loneliness
- Most people will experience loneliness as they move through life, some more than others. Loneliness can be a severe challenge and it can take many forms.
- Classic loneliness is that of isolation which typically means very little or next to no social life, but there are also people who feel lonely in the company of others.
- Most people, however, also need loneliness to some degree, but if we experience loneliness when we do not want it, loneliness can be very difficult, sometimes downright depressing.
- Keynote speakers dealing with loneliness take a closer look at these things – why do we get lonely and is there a way out of loneliness?