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Here you will find keynote speakers, who all are able to talk about Step Families. Click on the individual keynote speakers and read more about them and their keynotes.
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Harriet Waley-Cohen
Certified health coach and women’s leadership coach in the corporate and personal development worlds promoting well-being
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...
Emilia van Hauen
Cultural sociologist, marketing expert and best-selling author sharing her knowledge on social trends
Denmark
Keynote speaker Emilia van Hauen is a cultural sociologist and marketing expert and one of Scandinavia's most sought-after keynote speakers and most quoted sociologists on the topics of current trends and social tendencies and phenomena. She is...
Lynne Lancaster
Generational Expert, co-founder of Brigdeworks, a sought-after speaker and co-author of more best-selling books
USA
The keynote speaker Lynne Lancaster has accomplished excellence in her multiple roles as the co-founder of Brigdeworks, generational expert, and co-author of best-selling books. Her expertise on generational differences provides entertaining and...
About Step Families
- In many countries divorces are more common than before, thus also step families. But how do you make these things work?
- Sometimes the whole thing is relatively easy and without too much trouble, however some people do experience problems because step families often have to share values and habits which is not necessarily easy.
- Where and how to celebrate Christmas? How about birthdays? When do children have to go to bed, how much candy can they have and who can they bring home?
- Keynote speakers on step families take a closer look at these questions and potential problems.