Kristin Marvin has been presenting on the topics of work-life balance, optimizing mental health, workplace satisfaction and well-being, and the mind-body connection since 2004. 

 

Kristin has her doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology (2009), and a masters degree in Forensic Psychology (2007), both from a university in California, USA. 

 

Kristin has presented as key-note speaker at hundreds of private and public work place events ranging from 3-300 attendees.  Her expertise knowledge of optimal mental health, combined with her humor make her presentations enjoyable to attend, easy to digest, leaving attendees well-informed and empowered.  She has also taught university courses on dozens of psychology topics from Intro to Forensic Psychology to the Art of Mindfulness.

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Some topics Kristin can provide one-hour long workshops (or longer if desired) are:​

• Stress Management

• Work Place Burnout and Work-life Balance

• How to deal with aggressive and abusive clients

• Effective Communication

• Mind-Body Connection

• Understanding Mental Health

• The Symbiotic Nature of Nutrition, Exercise, Community and Mental Health

• How your company can benefit from accepting plan managed and self managed NDIS participants.

• How your company can consult with an NDIS Support Coordinator as a crucial stakeholder

• Hospital Discharge when NDIS clients are involved

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What Kristin will bring:

• Expertise knowledge of the topic you have selected, including in depth research to ensure the most up-to-date information is being presented. 

• A laptop and portable projector

• Flyers, handouts, and any useful information to hand out to your group

• A 15 minute meet & greet at the beginning and end of the presentation

• Likely a few jokes and hopefully a beneficial presentation 

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What your workplace should provide:

• A topic that is timely and relevant to your workgroup. Kristin can assist with ideas. 

• A room to hold the number of attendees you select that has adequate lighting, seating, and space. 

• The room must have a wall that the projector can display on

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