Book Mental Health Speakers

Jay Shetty is a former Hindu monk, the Chief Purpose Officer of Calm, and the host of the #1 global podcast On Purpose with Jay Shetty. His books have sold over 25 million copies worldwide. He is a highly sought-after speaker and advisor for powerhouses like Google, Microsoft, and Netflix. His keynotes, including Think Like A Monk, distill ancient wisdom into practical steps for resilience, purpose in the workplace, and mastering conscious communication in the digital age.

Most Decorated Gymnast in History; Olympic Gold Medalist; Mental Health & Equality Advocate Her career is defined by unyielding determination and resilience, notably her decision at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics to prioritize mental health, which sparked a vital global conversation. Her keynotes inspire new generations with her story of excellence, resilience, and advocacy for diversity and inclusion.

Susan David is a psychologist and the author of the best-selling book, Emotional Agility. She is a leading expert on emotional intelligence and resilience. Her work provides a clear and actionable framework for navigating life's challenges with courage and resilience. She is a co-founder of the Harvard/McLean Institute of Coaching. A compelling keynote speaker, David provides a clear and actionable guide to mastering your emotions. She speaks on emotional intelligence, leadership, and resilience, offering audiences a clear roadmap for living a more resilient and purposeful life. Her talks are ideal for leaders and teams.

Dr. Michael W. Young is a Nobel Laureate in Physiology or Medicine (2017), recognized for his discovery of the molecular mechanisms controlling the circadian rhythm. He is a leading geneticist and researcher on sleep and metabolism. His research, using Drosophila to clone the period gene, has been instrumental in the development of treatments for human sleep problems. As a speaker, he shares his insights on the genes linked to sleep regulation, inspiring audiences to engage with scientific inquiry and the profound impact of molecular biology on human health.

Alastair Campbell is a celebrated strategist and the former Director of Communications and Strategy to Prime Minister Tony Blair. He is the co-host of the chart-topping political podcast The Rest Is Politics. The author of 19 books, including the bestsellers Winners and Living Better: How I Learned to Survive Depression, he translates his experience into practical lessons on leadership, strategy, and crisis management. He is also a Global Ambassador for mental health, having received an Honorary Fellowship from the Royal College of Psychiatrists for his advocacy.

Leander Paes is a globally recognized tennis icon, an 18-time Grand Slam Champion (doubles and mixed doubles), and the only Indian to have competed in six consecutive Olympic Games. He is a recipient of the Arjuna Award, Padma Shri, and Padma Bhushan. His keynotes, delivered with great oration skills and humor, share candid insights on focus, discipline, and mental strength to inspire a wide multitude of audiences for personal and professional success.

Jesse Israel is the founder of The Big Quiet, a movement that brought mass meditation to iconic venues like Madison Square Garden. He is a leading expert on human performance, mindful leadership, and the wellbeing industry. As a leadership coach and keynote speaker, he has partnered with top CEOs, White House advisors, and major corporate clients like Google and American Express. His Amplified Quiet Framework offers a three-step system for leaders to navigate uncertainty and break through performance barriers by mastering the art of quieting noise.

Simone Heng is an award-winning author and global expert in human connection, with over 20 years of experience as an international broadcaster for HBO Asia and CNBC. She is one of the youngest Certified Speaking Professionals (CSP) in the world. Her book, Let’s Talk About Loneliness, is a Nautilus Book Award winner and focuses on mental wellbeing and social change. Her keynotes provide actionable strategies, including the 5 Pillars of Connection, to drive performance, keep talent engaged, and foster a culture of deep connection regardless of geography or polarized views.

Harsh Mariwala is the Chairman and MD of Marico Limited, which he transformed into a leading consumer products and services company. He is the founder of the Marico Innovation Foundation. As the President of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), he is a leading voice on business innovation and strategic transformation in India. His keynotes share insights on leveraging the innovative drive in India for business growth and achieving a positive social impact.

Tisca Chopra is an acclaimed actress and author who won a Filmfare Award for her performance in Taare Zameen Par, which was India's official entry to the Academy Awards. Her career, which includes a nominated performance at the New York Indian Film Festival and acting in a Pulitzer Award-winning play, demonstrates her dedication to high-quality storytelling. Her keynotes share lessons on persistence, passion, and the ingredients needed to live a successful life.

Dr. Shelja Sen is a leading expert in child and adolescent mental health and the Co-founder of Children First. She is a TED speaker and the critically acclaimed author of books including All You Need is Love and Imagine. Her expertise is applied through Narrative Therapy and SFBT training, and her books focus on mindful parenting and the necessity of emotionally safe spaces for inclusive learning. Her talks, including a TED presentation, emphasize that such spaces are a prerequisite for children to grow, thrive, and flourish.