Looking for a female speaker to optimise the wellbeing and mental health of your audience or employees?

Rachel is an engaging speaker who harnesses her experience as a psychologist to share meaningful insights to inspire change.

Rachel Tomlinson is a female speaker based in Perth, Australia who is available to deliver talks on burnout, self limiting beliefs in women, assertiveness in women, overcoming the good girl syndrome, the invisble work of women and more.

She has presented at national and international conferences on topics such as; Having it all or just doing it all? Trauma and Play Therapy, as well as guest lectures on domestic violence. She has also delivered bespoke workshops to not for profit and corporate clients, on topics such as; Communication and Leadership, Burnout, Mindfulness and Anxiety, Taming Tantrums, Teaching Kids to be Kind and more.

If you would like to book Rachel, enquire about her fees, receive a project brief, speaking one pager or set up a 15 minute phone call to explore your needs please read out via the contact form here or email towardwellbeing@outlook.com

Availability

Rachel is a speaker based in Perth Australia but is willing to travel
Available for in person or virtual delivery
Rachel can deliver Keynote talks, panels, fireside discussion, round tables, workshops, presentations

“Rachel was an excellent speaker at ECUs Alumni Leadership Rountable event. She was easy to communicate with in the lead up and met the brief of the event seamlessly. Her topic was one of the most popular at the event, and she led the discussion in an engaging and participatory manner taking into account the different experience in her audience. We look forward to welcoming Rachel as a speaker again in the future!”

Amy Hold - Edith Cowan University - Manager Alumni Relations

Topics

Rachel is available to speak on the below topics, but is also willing and excited to work with you on tailored or customised presentations/topics to suit the need of the business or audience.

WHAT WE TELL OURSELVES: TRUTH, REALITY OR HAS OUR BRAIN HIJACKED US?

We are constantly thinking and assessing the world around us - what stories do we tell ourselves (about us, and others) and how does this influence the way we react and engage with situations and people around us.

Learn how “reality” might not be so simple, and how the brain’s patterns and systems (meant for making life easier) can actually filter out and change the landscape of our experience.

In this keynote Psychologist Rachel Tomlinson discusses psychological theories and research into the brain, giving audience members tools and strategies to take away. Transform the way you think about yourself and others in order to infleunce your wellbeing and relationships.

BURNOUT: WORK LIFE BALANCE IN A POST COVID WORLD

An interactive discussion on achieving wellbeing post covid. Using psychological principles and pragmatic strategies, attendees will learn how their mind works and how they can harness biology to tackle burnout and create a better work life balance in a post covid world.

THE MOTHERHOOD LOAD - WOMEN WHO WANT IT ALL BUT JUST END UP DOING IT ALL

We are edging closer to parity in the workplace and society, but is this creating another issue for women and mothers? A thought provoking discussion on the mental load of women, the motherhood pedestal and in the pursuit of having it all, do women just end up doing it all?

IS THIS NORMAL? COMMON QUESTIONS PEOPLE WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THEIR CHILDS WELLBEING AND MENTAL HEALTH

Stress about family life can impact on employee engagement and performance. Using her years of experience in play therapy, education settings, counselling and parenting support programs, psychologist Rachel Tomlinson shares insights into what parents frequently want to know.

Is my child’s behaviour normal? Im worried, what kinds of things should I be looking out for? She covers not only practical advice but also provides easy to apply strategies that will help parents to tackel challenges and confidently support their child.