Speaking Engagements & Workshop History

While I do not have any upcoming public events scheduled at this time, this page highlights some of the workshops, presentations, and speaking engagements I have delivered in the past. I’ve had the privilege of collaborating with schools, parent groups, post-secondary and community organizations to share insights on stress, resilience, confidence-building, and parenting support.

If you are interested in booking a workshop or learning more about future speaking opportunities, please email info@neeshabcoaching.com.

Latest Past Events

Thriving Under Pressure: ACT Strategies for Managing Stress and Anxiety

Vancouver Film School (Private Event)

In this private workshop for students at Vancouver Film School, Neesha B. introduces practical tools from Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT) to help participants manage stress and anxiety more effectively.

The session will focus on building psychological flexibility, using mindfulness-based techniques, and exploring values as a guide for making meaningful choices—even under pressure.

Thriving Under Pressure: ACT Strategies for Managing Stress and Anxiety

Vancouver Film School

In this private workshop for students at Vancouver Film School, Neesha B. introduces practical tools from Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT) to help participants manage stress and anxiety more effectively.

The session will focus on building psychological flexibility, using mindfulness-based techniques, and exploring values as a guide for making meaningful choices—even under pressure.

Legacy and Impact: Leaving Your Mark, Big or Small

York House School 4176 Alexandra St, Vancouver

What does leaving a legacy mean to you? For some, it’s about achievements or assets; for others, it’s the lasting impact they hope to have on people and communities.

In this talk for the York House School Alum Association, Neesha B. explores the concept of legacy and offers practical, reflective strategies to help participants consider how they want to show up, contribute, and make their mark—big or small.