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Deonna Marie
Deonna Marie, EMMY-nominated storyteller and classically-trained opera singer, empowers organizations with her journey from addiction to achievement.
USA
Unlock inspiration and resilience with EMMY-nominated storyteller and classically-trained opera singer Deonna Marie. Her powerful journey from addiction to achievement, featured on NPR’s The Moth, delivers transformative insights and motivational...
Dominic Miller
Former football star turned keynote speaker, Dominic Miller inspires with his journey from adversity to academic and athletic success.
USA
Unlock the power of resilience with Dominic Miller, a former football star turned inspirational keynote speaker. Dominic's compelling journey from adversity to triumph captivates audiences, delivering impactful messages on key issues like bullying,...
Alex da Silva
Mindfulness coach and speaker on mental health with a passion for helping people find purpose and happiness
UK
Keynote speaker Alex da Silva is the founder of Happy As Larry Group - a happiness company with a mission to change the world, one person at a time. Alex suffered from depression and addiction for a long time but he found recovery and support and...
Eleanor Longden
Psychology postgraduate drawing on her considerable clinical, academic and personal expertise around mental health
UK
As an award-winning psychology postgraduate and experienced keynote speaker Eleanor Longden is guaranteed to entice audiences. Her extensive knowledge on mental health issues can help others learn how to successfully recover from mental health...
About Drug Abuse
- Drug abuse is about the use of drugs to such an extent that it becomes dangerous or even life threatening to the individual. Drug abuse is normally visible both mentally and physically.
- Narcotics are illegal, so a drug will in most cases be equal to criminal acts and many drugs can only be brought on the blackmarket thereby further criminalize the act.
- What can you do to combat drug addiction? Fighting drug addiction is no easy task and it will be a long and tough experience.
- Speaking engagements about drug abuse looks at these topic and these issues and try to give advice and guidance and illustrate the problems that can often occur as a result of drug abuse and how to counter them.