Grace Berman is a sought-after speaker and media commentator on adolescent mental health, parenting, and the intersection of technology and youth development. She has appeared on national television, podcasts, and in print media, providing expert analysis and practical guidance for diverse audiences.
Grace discusses strategies for parents to support their children's mental health during the stressful back-to-school transition, including recognizing warning signs and knowing when to seek professional help.
Grace delivers keynotes, workshops, and training sessions for parent groups, schools, professional conferences, and mental health organizations. Her presentations translate clinical research into actionable strategies, combining evidence-based practice with real-world wisdom.
It's a tough time for kids and for adolescents. We have the data to back that up.
Grace is available for keynotes, workshops, panel discussions, media commentary, and professional training sessions. She tailors presentations to your audience and goals, whether you're a parent organization, school system, conference organizer, or media outlet.
Contact for Speaking InquiriesInteractive workshops on anxiety, ADHD, social media, and supporting your child's mental health.
Professional development on recognizing warning signs, supporting struggling students, and collaborating with families.
Evidence-based training on CBT, exposure therapy, AI ethics, and working with adolescents and families.
Deep dive on screen time, online safety, and helping teens navigate digital life without destroying trust.
Listen to Episode →Grace discusses the youth mental health crisis and what parents can do to support their children.
Watch Segment →Presentation for clinicians on CBT, exposure therapy, and family-based interventions.
View Recording →Profile of Grace's work as an adjunct professor and her approach to clinical education.
Read Article →Six-week workshop helping parents build skills for supporting children with ADHD at home and school.
Learn More →Expert commentary on recent research linking Instagram use to depression and anxiety in adolescent girls.
Read Article →"Grace has an incredible ability to take complex clinical concepts and make them accessible and actionable. Our parent community was engaged, informed, and left with real strategies they could use immediately."
— Parent Association Director, Private School, Washington DC
"As a fellow clinician, I appreciate Grace's commitment to evidence-based practice and her skill in communicating that to diverse audiences. She's a tremendous asset to our field."
— Clinical Psychologist, ADAA Member
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