March 21st 2023

Minding Your Mind

Practical Strategies For Mental Clarity, Resilience & Performance

In today’s fast-paced world, thriving professionally requires more than just skills and experience—it demands mental clarity, emotional resilience, and the ability to navigate complexity with confidence.

Whether you're leading a team, managing clients, or striving to stay sharp and balanced, this keynote delivers actionable tools to strengthen mental wellbeing and performance.

The cost of poor mental health is staggering—over $50 billion annually in Australia alone—yet many of the most effective solutions are simple, practical, and within our reach.

James O’Loghlin, award-winning broadcaster and co-author of the bestselling Minding Your Mind with renowned psychiatrist Prof Ian Hickie, brings warmth, humour, and sharp insight to this engaging and inspiring session. With over 400,000 downloads of their podcast Minding Your Mind and a brand-new book, A User’s Guide to the Mind, James is at the forefront of making mental health strategies accessible and empowering.

In this keynote, your audience will learn:

  • Proven, evidence-based strategies to boost mental health and wellbeing
  • How the mind works—and how to take care of it
  • How to build focus, resilience, and better decision-making under pressure
  • Techniques to manage stress and prevent burnoutHow to create emotionally intelligent and connected teamsSkills for thriving in uncertain and high-pressure environments
  • How to recognise and shift unhelpful thought patterns
  • How we can change and become more confident, calm, and effective

“Superb no-nonsense information”
- Dr Norman Swan

“Warm, humorous and compassionate”
- The Melbourne Observer

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