October marks Women’s History Month in Canada —a time to reflect on the progress and achievements of women across various fields. It’s also a month dedicated to mental health awareness, with World Mental Health Day bringing much-needed attention to mental well-being. We’re highlighting our impressive roster of female and mental health keynote speakers, whose expertise empowers audiences and sparks meaningful change.


Inspiring Female Speakers

Madison Tevlin

Madison Tevlin is a trailblazing advocate for inclusion and representation, as well as a renowned content creator, actor, and keynote speaker. She has appeared in films, hosted her own talk show, and recently announced on Bravo WWHL with Andy Cohen that her new podcast, “21 Questions”, will be airing later this year.

Kate Beirness

Kate Beirness is a popular Canadian sportscaster and current host for TSN’s SportsCentre, CFL and Toronto Raptors broadcasts. She has covered numerous high-profile events including the Olympics, NBA Draft, and FIFA Women’s World Cup. In 2017, Kate founded “Her Mark”, a summit aimed at empowering the next generation of female leaders, which has since grown into a charitable organization.


Mental Health and Wellness Speakers

With growing conversations around mental health, organizations are increasingly aware of the importance of addressing mental wellness in personal and professional settings. Talent Bureau’s mental health speakers guide audiences toward understanding and improving mental health, fostering empathy, and creating supportive environments.

André Picard

André Picard is Canada’s leading health journalist, known for his expertise in healthcare reform and mental health advocacy. Named a “Champion of Mental Health” by the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health, André’s keynotes focus on the importance of mental well-being, public health systems, and improving healthcare communication, offering audiences critical insights into the complexities of healthcare today.

Dr. Jody Carrington

Dr. Jody Carrington is a leading clinical psychologist who focuses on connection and mental health. Her work emphasizes the importance of human relationships, making her keynotes both profound and relatable. Jody’s captivating storytelling recently landed her an appearance on the Today Show where she dived into resilience, burnout, and human connection.


Why Should I Hire Female and Mental Health Speakers?

Bringing female and mental health speakers to your event has a profound impact on audiences. Their lived experiences, coupled with their expertise, offer valuable lessons in leadership, resilience, empathy, and well-being. Attendees can expect to walk away with:

1. Practical Tools for Resilience: Mental health speakers provide actionable strategies for improving mental well-being, stress management, and building resilience—key components for success in today’s demanding work environments.


2. A Shift in Perspective: Female speakers offer diverse viewpoints on overcoming challenges, leading with authenticity, and navigating industries where women have historically been underrepresented.


3. Empathy and Inclusion: Both female and mental health speakers highlight the importance of empathy and inclusivity in professional settings, fostering environments where everyone can thrive.

Let’s Work Together

This month’s focus on women’s history and mental health underscores the importance of conversations about leadership, resilience, and well-being. By hiring keynote speakers from our curated roster, you’re giving your audience access to some of the most compelling voices in these fields, empowering them to think differently, lead with compassion, and create lasting impact.

Contact us today to book these and other inspiring speakers for your next event!