Psychology Speakers

Dr. Shefali is a 3x New York Times bestselling author, world-renowned therapist, and the pioneer of the Conscious Parenting movement, an approach hailed by Oprah Winfrey as "revolutionary." She works daily with clients in her private online practice and runs the Conscious Parenting and Life Coaching Institute, which has trained over 1,200 coaches globally. Her keynotes provide transformative insights on conscious living, personal healing, and empowering women to discover their authentic selves.

Victor Küppers is a celebrated motivational speaker, consultant, and champion of human dignity. He advises major corporations in Spain and Latin America on building commercial success through human values. With a PhD in humanities, he teaches business management and emotional intelligence at the university level. His presentations, grounded in his bestselling books like The Attitude Effect, celebrate joy, enthusiasm, and passion as the core drivers of employee engagement and professional performance.

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.

Roger Federer retired in 2022 after a career that reconfigured modern men’s tennis. His play—marked by technical fluency, strategic clarity and public composure—produced 20 Grand Slam singles titles and 103 ATP singles championships, records that anchor his standing in the sport’s recent history. Beyond match results, Federer has built a sustained philanthropic platform through the Roger Federer Foundation, focusing on early childhood learning across Southern Africa and Switzerland. His post-playing agenda combines advocacy, selective partnerships and public conversation about transitions, performance psychology and the responsibilities of public figures.