Community involved,
on purpose.
In New Orleans the band does not stay on the stage; it comes down into the street, and everybody joins the line. Speaking is how this practice second-lines. I bring more than twenty years of clinical work to schools, clinics, companies, and community organizations, because an ounce of prevention is still worth a pound of cure.
The clinical topics.
- Recognizing ADHD and autism in high-performing adults.
- What masking costs, and why capable people burn out.
- The anxiety and depression that ride alongside, and why treating them alone stalls.
- Behavioral health integration in a primary care setting.
The crowd-pleasers.
- How workplaces can work with different wirings instead of around them.
- What changes when adults recognize themselves late.
- Sleep, the ultimate equalizer.
- Social media and the brains that use it.
When a group needs to process together.
A band that has been through something plays differently, and pretending otherwise just makes the next set harder. Is your organization in a transition? Did your group go through something hard as a unit? Sometimes what a group needs is a section rehearsal: everyone in the room, one experienced hand keeping time, so people process together instead of separately and the group’s connection holds.
Reach out to talk about what bringing an expert into the room could do for your organization.
Booking a performance?
Tell me the room, the audience, and the occasion, and I will bring the set list: a talk built for exactly that crowd, with time for the questions people came to ask.
Currently accepting new clients. I reply within 24 hours.