Dr. Stewart has presented to groups of all sizes, from local to international audiences, and is always evaluated positively for her ability to present complex concepts in science and human behavior in relatable ways.  Her easygoing, interactive, conversational style is balanced nicely with expertise and professionalism so that audience members leave with new knowledge and insights to guide practical application of concepts and skills immediately in their personal and professional lives.  

Dr. Stewart has presented on a wide range of topics, including: 

• Using Cognitive-Behavior Therapy (CBT) in a variety of contexts and settings (e.g., schools, medical settings)

• The difference between stress and anxiety–and what to do about both

• Resilience and Distress Tolerance

• Modifying media and device use habits for a more balanced digital life

• Parenting–your relationship is your strongest tool

• Parents as consultants–supporting kids to be better self-managers

• Parents as emotional coaches 

• The Parenting Paradox–the difficult line between support and enabling

• Parents supporting children with executive functioning and learning difficulties

• Understanding Executive Functioning

• Living a more present-focused, mindful life

• Mindfulness-based practices for focus and emotional wellbeing

• Leverage gratitude against stress

• Aligning personal beliefs and behaviors: welcoming discomfort to promote change

• Using guided imagery, relaxation, and mindfulness in the care of chronic illness

• Understanding patient strengths and competencies–beyond a kind bedside manner (for medical professionals)

If you would like Dr. Stewart to speak at your conference or event,
please contact her to schedule a 20-minute consultation.  

Speaking fees are provided on request, based on the needs of the event and group.