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Find the best Awareness Days Public Speakers
At Great British Speakers, we’re here to help make your event a success. Using our awareness days calendar, you can easily plan ahead to ensure you secure the best speaker for your day.
Our corporate events calendar is also here to provide you with inspiration on ways you can help motivate your audience and/or employees this year.
Some of the biggest events on the Awareness Days calendar include International Women’s Day (March 8th) and Black History Month (October) – both of which have become pivotal events for raising awareness of equality, inclusion and diversity concerns within society, and within the workplace more specifically.
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Health & Wellness Awareness Days Speakers
We also focus on the importance of Mental Health, with World Mental Health Day (10th October) and Mental Health Awareness Week (15th-21st May), as well as International Men’s Day (November 19th), which is a powerful reminder for men to take care of their own health and mental wellbeing.
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Find the latest Awareness Days Speakers
We know, however, that there are many more important awareness days than those we’ve listed, and will continue to update our events calendar as often as possible to provide you with the latest events news and best topical speakers on the circuit. But no matter the event or occasion, our expert motivational and keynote speakers are here with key takeaways to ensure your event is one to remember.
So if you’re running an event this year and would like to book a speaker for the occasion, get in touch with our team at Great British Speakers.
Call (0044) 01753 439289
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Mental Health Awareness Week Speakers at GREAT BRITISH SPEAKERS
May 13 - May 19
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Mental Health Awareness Week Speakers
What is Mental Health Awareness Week?
Mental Health Awareness Week 2024 runs from 13th-19th May, and is hosted by the Mental Health Foundation.
The awareness day provides a fantastic opportunity for UK-business and event organises to raise awareness and focus on helping their employees and audience adopt good mental well-being, and provide them with a safe space to discuss mental health challenges.
Mental Health Awareness Week Facts!
Over the two decades it has been running, themes have included the connections between mental health and nature, kindness, loneliness, sleep and body image.
To really understand why good mental health in the workplace is important, we can take a look at some key stats:
- Almost 15% of people will experience a mental health problem in the workplace
- Over 12% of all sickness days in the UK are attributed to a mental health problem
- By promoting better mental health support in the workplace, UK businesses can save up to £8 billion a year
Find an Inspirational Mental Health Awareness Week Speaker
At Great British Speakers, we are proud to be working alongside a team of professional mental health and wellbeing speakers who would be perfect for your next mental health event. They all have personal and/or professional reasons why mental health and well-being is such an important conversation to have.
It is believed that before the COVID pandemic, one-in-eight people suffered from some form of mental health issue. However, afterwards, that figure is said to have risen by a quarter, a rise that is still present today thanks to the cost-of-living crisis, limited NHS provisions, global wars and inequality.
If you are running an event for Mental Health Awareness Week, or you’re just interested in boosting your employee’s mental health and well-being, then the Great British Speakers team is here to help, with a vast database of Mental Health Awareness Week speakers to choose from.
Featured Mental Health Awareness Week Speaker – Anna Williamson
Anna Williamson is an experienced TV presenter, radio broadcaster, and Mental Health Awareness Week Speaker, but behind closed doors, she suffered from an almost crippling battle with her mental health. Her experience with Generalised Anxiety Disorder and post-natal depression, and her recovery, she realised that there is still a massive stigma around poor mental health and well-being.
As a result of this, she was determined to use her own experiences to help others and became an official ambassador for MIND, a counsellor and life coach, and achieved Master NLP Practitioner status.
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- Suicide Prevention Mental Health Speaker Steve Carr
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- Clive Branson | Overcoming Adversity Mental Health Speaker
- Ben Smith | LGBTQ+ Anti-Bullying & Endurance, Mental Health Speaker
- Andrew Pain | Domestic Violence Isn’t Gendered, Mental Health Speaker
- Alex Staniforth | Mind Over Mountains Men’s Mental Health Speaker
- Dave Walsh | Motivational Disability, Mental Health Speaker
- Steve Carr | Losing Myself to Find Everything, Suicide Awareness, Mental Health Speaker
Links to Resources Mental Health Awareness Week Support
- Mental Health Awareness Week
- Mental Health Awareness Week: Guide for HR
- Getting People Thriving with Good Mental Health in the Workplace
- Contact ‘Mind’ – Mental Health Charity
- Contact Samaritans – Mental Health Charity
- World Health Organization
Hire a Mental Health Awareness Week Speaker
As reported by MIND, approximately one in every four people will experience a mental health problem in a year, with one in six reporting one every single week. Due to worries about employment, money and global inequalities, this figure is set to rise, and it won’t be long before we can all say we know someone suffering.
This is why it is so vital to get everyone educated and talking about their mental health. By hiring a professional and dedicated Mental Health Awareness Week speaker, you can rest assured your employees will be left with the tools of the trade to support their own, and their colleagues’, mental health.
To book a Mental Health Awareness Week speaker, contact Great British Speakers Jane Farnham and Steve Denison at +44 1753 439 289 or email bookings@greatbritishtalent.com
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