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Donald Bailey
Special-needs and autism advocate and financial advisor bringing awareness to the struggles of living with a disability
USA
Keynote speaker Donald Bailey is the father of his 30-year-old autistic son, and has devoted his life to help other people and families to ensure that their children are taken care of for the rest of their lives. Donald has a career in the financial...
Eric McGehearty
Entrepreneur, CEO, and creative marketing guru sharing insights into dyslexia and neurodiversity in the workplace
USA
As a dyslexic artist, successful entrepreneur and motivational speaker Eric McGehearty is able to deliver creative and insightful keynotes. He covers topics such as neurodiversity in the workforce, and how to harness the different ways we think for...
Svend Brinkmann
Author, thought leader and psychology professor speaking about letting go and standing firm in modern life
Denmark
Keynote speaker Svend Brinkmann has one of the strongest voices in the public debate regarding the questionable tendencies of our times and how we can overcome them but also challenge them. His books are as popular as his opinions and he delivers...
Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor
Published Neuroanatomist and stroke survivor; a story that she is famous for sharing in the second most viewed TED Talk
USA
Keynote Speaker Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor is a Harvard-trained and published neuroanatomist who experienced a severe hemorrhage in the left hemisphere of her brain in 1996. In 2008, Dr. Jill gave a presentation at the TED Conference in Monterey, CA,...
About Mental Disabilities
- There are many different types of mental disability and the term covers people with down syndrome as well as genetic dysfunctions, brain damage, etc.
- Mentally disabled people share a life of challenged mental abilities which often results in an intelligence level below the so-called norm.
- What does it mean to have mental disabilities and what is life like if you are mentally disabled? Are there differences between living in America, Europe, Asia?
- Keynote speakers on mental disability take a closer look at these matters, trying to answer some of the many questions.