Anxiety Speakers
According to the NHS, website Anxiety is “a feeling of unease, such as worry or fear, that can be mild or severe.”
We have over the past 18 months booked a lot of speakers on mental health, and anxiety has been one of the key areas of concern with clients, especially with many people still working from home.
These are just a few speakers we work with that speak on anxiety and how you can help ease anxiety.

One of her talks is – “Living in the NOW – How to Cope with Change and Let Go of Anxiety”
With the pressures of life and work, most of us live in the ‘distracted present’; when we are at work, we worry about what we need to do at home – and when we are at home, we worry about what we need to do at work! In this session, we will look at what we can do to live in the moment, be fully present, and reduce the worry about what we aren’t able to do because we can’t be in two places at once. By living in the now, and having the tools to be fully present you can reduce anxiety, feel more joy in life and improve your most valued relationships

During the COVID19 pandemic, she has drawn on her personal experience and research into isolation to share advice and coping strategies to help reduce anxiety during governmental lockdowns and self-isolation.
She also speaks on subjects such as
- Surviving extreme conditions
- Adapting to new climates
- Space and Antarctic Research
- Isolation & Coping Strategies

Alex Staniforth is no stranger to adversity, after overcoming epilepsy, bullying, anxiety, mental ill health, and a stammer in early life.
Alex’s key topics are:
- Mental Resilience
- Overcoming Adversity
- Mental Health and Wellbeing
- High Performance

He has delivered for global organisations, high-growth companies, government departments, and Olympic teams. He is the high-performance team coach of choice for many senior leadership teams around the world and a member of the Forbes Coaches Council.
In specific some of his themes include –
- Taming Tigers – Exactly how to do things you never thought you could.
- The Confusion Zone – How to operate outside the comfort zone, successfully, healthily, and happily, in an age of no normal.
- Calm – The elite freediver’s mindfulness tools and mental disciplines for handling uncertainty and risk without tension and anxiety.

Having started her career at Royal Shakespeare Company and went onto become a writer and comedy performer writing for ‘Not the Nine O’clock News and teaming up with Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders and worked alongside them on a number of television series throughout the 80s and 90s including ‘French and Saunders’ and ‘Absolutely Fabulous. She also hosted her own chat show.
In her book “Sane New World” Ruby shows us how our minds can jeopardize our sanity.
With her periods of depression and now a Masters from Oxford in Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy to draw from, she explains how our busy, chattering, self-critical thoughts drive us to anxiety and stress. If we are to break the cycle, we need to understand how our brains work, rewire our thinking and find calm in a frenetic world.

Over twenty-plus years, Phil has distilled the ingredients of success into The NEXUS Code, a suite of practical concepts and tools he uses with individuals, teams, and businesses, to create breakthroughs in results whilst at the same time increasing personal and professional fulfillment.
The NEXUS Code is a simple, practical system to help you make any change you want.
The Nexus Code will help you –
- Elevate your life, your business, and your career.
- Improve results in all areas of life… business results, sales results, health, relationships, finances, and happiness.
- Remove stress, anxiety, hassle, and frustration, and get you “out of the quagmire.”
- Gain confidence – the power to unleash the real YOU.

Football journalist and author Ben Lyttleton understands what we can learn about the most important aspects of work and life from the world’s most popular sport.In his series of speeches on leadership lessons from football, one area he cover is pressure.
Pressure: How do we make decisions and execute tasks under pressure? Ben Lyttleton explores possibly one of the highest-pressure situations an individual can experience in team sport – the penalty shoot-out. Using a combination of sport and behavioural science, he explains the psychology of performing under pressure – and how we can all improve our performance when the heat is on.
Key lessons: how we cope with anxiety; challenging our reliance on individual superstars; the influence of body language and how just one extra breath can make all the difference.
If you looking for a speaker on anxiety please do drop us an email at enquiries@scampspeakers.co.uk