Yuliya is a seasoned educator and speaker specializing in Emotional, Interpersonal, and Organizational wellness. She provides educational services for youth, adults and organizations through interactive, skill-building, practical workshops, lectures, talks, and presentations.

INVITE YULIYA FOR YOUR 2024-2025 EVENT!

yuliya@barrieanxietyclinic.com

Speaker topics

Each can be tailored to your specific needs

BOUNDARIES

Practical workshop about establishing and maintaining physical, emotional, intellectual, conversational, time, material, and internal boundaries at work, home, relationships - guilt free.

EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE


Series of workshops for leaders, service providers, and communities.

EMOTIONAL REGULATION & STRESS MANAGMENT

Learn how to take control over your emotions and achieve your goals.

THE MYTH OF PERFECT

Insightful and Empowering talk designed for a female audience about social conditioning, self-care, taking control, and owing your happiness.

WORK-LIFE BALANCE 

We create a vicious cycle of chronic stress by juggling home and life responsibilities and expectations. Learn how to break the cycle and enjoy your life - guilt free.

CBT-BASED WORKSHOPS


2 hours to a full day workshops tailored for your organizational needs for personal, interpersonal, and workplace wellness

New!  CULTURAL AWARENESS IN THE WORKPLACE


This workshop is designed to equip participants with essential knowledge and skills to effectively understand Eastern-European cultures, support Ukrainians forced to relocate to Canada due to the ongoing war, and to address the growing stigma around the Russian-speaking population in schools and workplaces. 

Groups for Youth

School of Emotional Intelligence

Girls Confidence Club

GCC is a 6-week CBT-Based Skill-Building Program. Its primary objective is to enhance Emotional Intelligence in youth and improve their biopsychosocial wellness. www.girlsconfidenceclub.com

Leading with Resilience Amid Uncertainty. Change Management workshop for team leaders (November 20, 2024)

The Myth of Perfect. An empowering presentation for female audience covering topics like Women and Social conditioning, Self-care, and The skill of turning adversities into strength (March 7, 2025)

Boundaries Setting 

An empowering talk at the BMO event for women "Becoming StrongHer" about Setting Boundaries in personal and professional life. Take home practical tips and start enjoying peace of mind and work/life balance.

Georgian College Human Services and Community Safety 

Understanding Depression and Anxiety for First Responders. CBT-based workshop designed for the students of the Community Safety/Emergency Management program.

Emotional Intelligence in Leadership. Skill-building workshop designed for the students of the Protection, Security & Investigation program.

Interprofessional Education. Guest speaker at Interprofessional Education & Practice in Human Services & Community Safety, 2023, 2024

The Myth of Perfect

An empowering presentation at TARA Talks, Conference for women in business, covering topics like Women and Social conditioning, Self-care, and The skill of turning adversities into strength.

Emotional Intelligence: 

Enhancing Life Satisfaction and Quality of Care 

CBT-based workshop designed for early education and social services staff, aimed at reducing employee stress and the enhancing the quality of service provided to children and families. 

College Boreal

Emotional Regulation.

A CBT-based workshop designed for students, focusing on overcoming personal obstacles to successfully find and maintain employment.

Anger Management

A CBT-based workshop designed for students, focusing on overcoming personal obstacles to successfully maintain employment.

Parenting a Child with Autism

A CBT-based workshop designed for parents of children diagnosed with Autistic Spectrum Disorder. 

Cultural Diversity in Mental Health

Presentation at the Canadian Mental Health Association National Conference.

"After having Yuliya of the Barrie Anxiety clinic as a guest speaker, I would rate my mental health awareness at a 8-9, compared to a 3-4 at the beginning of the semester. It really opened my eyes that talking about your thoughts, feelings or emotions is ok, and does not make you any less than another individual. It certainly helps hearing about other first responders seeking help, and it helps reinforce that even though they are tough, they are not invincible. I was also extremely happy having the opportunity to talk to Yuliya about types of treatment, and her thoughts on medication to treat such disorders. She really helped me see things in a different light, so for that I owe a big thank you. "  

Georgian College Student