ADHD Keynote Speaker
Do you have a conference or event coming up and want to educate your audience on ADHD?
“Alex is a an incredibly engaging, well researched and dynamic speaker who’s warmth, honesty and genuine passion to help people comes across in bounds. Alex presents the challenges and the strengths of ADHD in a way that everyone understand. I highly recommend engaging Alex’s services should you wish to embrace greater inclusivity in the workplace to unleash potential of your staff.”
Why book me?
I am an experienced public speaker and educator who has spoken about ADHD to audiences of all sizes. My talks are uplifting, informative, and entertaining – leaving your audience with a better understanding of ADHD and how to thrive with it.
It’s all about your audience.
Your audience will leave my talk feeling informed, entertained and with a new perspective on neurodiversity. Not only will they have a better understanding of ADHD, but they will also have learned some valuable tips on how to thrive with it.
I guarantee that you will be hard pushed to find another ADHD keynote speaker who’s almost never known what it’s like to not have ADHD.
“Alex’s talk on ADHD in the workplace was absolutely fascinating. Myself and the team learned so much. Alex was engaging and helped the team feel seen and hopeful about next steps with their ADHD and supporting others. I was completely engrossed in the content. He’s an outstanding speaker. I’ve never seen psychological information be presented so entertainingly.”
Some of my speech topics
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Living with ADHD can be tough for both partners. This talk will share information about how the person without ADHD should support their partner, and vice versa. What each individual needs in order live comfortably together as a team despite differences that may have.
We'll go over strategies which allow you identify your strengths so they don't get lost under all the challenging symptoms.
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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is a mental condition that is characterised by problems with focus, impulsiveness, and activity level. People with ADHD may have trouble paying attention, controlling impulsive behaviours, or be excessively active.
In this talk I address the mis-understanding of ADHD. Discuss up-to-date research and how to work with the ADHD brain and not against it. The talk is suitable for anyone who wants to learn more about this mental condition.
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In any workplace, it's important to be aware of the needs of all employees and to make reasonable accommodations to ensure that everyone can do their best work. This is especially true when working with colleagues who have ADHD.
In this talk I discuss creating a supportive environment for everyone. Developing understanding and patients. Providing structure and clear expectations.
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The greatest asset that I have is my ability to overcome any challenge. In this talk, you will learn about how I overcame all odds and achieved success in life. How I managed accomplish a first class honours degree alongside establishing two successful businesses after setting up support systems for myself along the way.
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Two important treatments for ADHD - therapy and coaching. Which one should you choose?
When struggling with a mental health concern like depression or anxiety, it's important to consider which professionals would be more appropriate.
In this talk, I discuss the differences between coaching and therapy and when its appropriate to seek help.
Contact me today to book me for your next event!
About Alex
Alex Campbell is an ADHD specialist, BACP psychotherapist, ICF coach, and MHFA instructor. He dedicates his life to helping others understand and thrive with neurodiversity. His portfolio career spans film & television, international business development and non-profit operations.
A proud father and a husband to a beautiful Kiwi, Alex understands the importance of family and belonging. He’s constantly aware of not being present and working on the ‘power of the pause’ to gain true insight and focus in order to be successful - whether that’s helping a business in crisis, inspiring a client, or changing his daughter’s 'poonami' of a nappy!
