RESILIENCE COACH & MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS

College students face overwhelming challenges that need resilience.

 
  • Homesickness & anxiety

  • Failing a test or semester

  • Finding a social circle

  • Dating & breakups

  • Growing beyond your past self

  • Finding a career path

  • Fatigue & motivation

  • Making grownup decisions

 

Kate’s strategies cut through and connect with reluctant students who roll their eyes at traditional “positive thinking” advice.

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“Our counseling center was searching for someone who could speak to our students about resilience and when I landed on Kate’s website I knew we had found exactly the right person for the job.  It was a pleasure to work with Kate from start to finish.  She spoke in front of 200 of our students and they were absolutely riveted by her talk.  The next day Kate shared some of the messages she received from our students and it was absolute evidence of the impact she made and skills she delivered to them.  Thanks Kate for all that you brought to our students at Fairfield University, it was just what they needed to hear in these trying times!”

Julia Smith - Social Worker/Psychotherapist - Fairfield University, CT

Kate Gladdin is an acclaimed Youth Resilience Expert and International Motivational Speaker from Australia who now resides in New Jersey. She’s spoken to over 200,000 teens around the world about building the resilience to overcome any adversity. After her presentations, students are excited to meet her and she often hears feedback that her presentations are “life-changing!”

 

Kate’s talks help students manage anxiety by teaching the of their power of ''response-ability'' to ANY situation.

Response-ability is a life skill Kate had to learn after her sister was killed when she was just 20 years old and her grief spiraled her into a full-blown eating disorder.

In a world where there's so much beyond our control, it's easy to feel chronically overwhelmed—especially during college when most young adults are faced with growing up whether they feel ready or not.

  • social anxiety

  • dating & breakups

  • relentless studying

  • partying

  • body image issues

  • a semester that feels like failure

  • homesickness & loneliness

  • redefining your interests

Students will learn how to: 

  • Recognize the impact of negative thoughts and self-talk

  • Understand the connection between their thoughts, feelings, and reactions

  • Use a simple 3-step strategy to quickly change unhelpful thought

  • Identify sneaky negative beliefs and transform them

  • Develop a growth mindset during times of adversity

    Her 3-step resilience-boosting strategy can be learned by even the most skeptical, hard-to-reach teens. Her tools aren’t merely inspirational, they’re accessible and practical. They facilitate a new sense of optimism that teens can start practicing immediately!

Online and safe social distancing options for Kate’s presentations are available.

Kate makes an impact that lasts.

Many speakers can inspire students for an hour, but few give ongoing support to help them put their advice into practice and create lasting changes in their lives.

When you book Kate, your students and school community get access to her podcast show and a private website filled with mental health resources. You can include these in your wellbeing sessions and share them with your students to help them keep building their resilience skills every single day.

Kate’s podcast show dives headfirst into the tough stuff that teens and college students often struggle with—with refreshing candor and expert advice.

CLICK HERE TO CHECK OUT KATE’S PODCAST SHOW.

 

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