The Speakers who have joined our family over the years have been some of the best in the nation.  This coming year is no exception.

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Newest additions:

Sonny Von Cleveland

Sonny uses his voice to give pain a purpose. Through keynote speaking, viral storytelling, and his national Conversations of Redemption podcast tour, he creates brave spaces for survivors to reclaim their narratives and begin the healing process. He has emerged as a leading voice for male survivors of sexual abuse, challenging stigma and opening doors for others to speak their truth.

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Beck Gee

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Beck has devoted his career to advancing the well-being of the LGBTQ+ community, adolescents, and families. 

Throughout his career, Beck has trained countless clinicians and facility staff on LGBTQ+ issues, assisted organizations in developing and implementing LGBTQ+ inclusive policies, and spearheaded program development for treatment facilities. His influence spans internationally as a keynote speaker and presenter at global conferences, where he facilitates workshops on LGBTQ+ issues, trauma, adolescent care, gender, and sexuality 

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Peter Alsop

Peter performed and lectured at more than 400 colleges & universities and at national conferences with Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, Benjamin Spock, Buckminster Fuller throughout the US, Canada, Southeast Asia and Australia. He’s released 32 award-winning albums, songbooks and dvds. His songs are used by thousands of educators and therapists to help kids and families discuss sensitive issues such as sexual abuse, gender, disabilities, loss and grief, chemical dependency and family violence. Many of his adult songs also address issues of social justice, women’s rights, religion, racism, environmental safety and patriarchy.  

​​​Jerry Moe one of the foremost experts on counseling for young children in families affected by addiction, Moe has written dozens of books—most featuring a friendly, beloved character Beamer—that are used by families and other professionals throughout the world. A sought-after thought leader, he has spoken in all 50 states and trained or presented in 22 countries, including China, Ghana and Russia. He has also spoken at the White House and on Capitol Hill, and has been interviewed frequently by local, state and national media, including the TODAY show, TIME magazine, the NBC Nightly News and USA Today—just to name a few.

Since 2019, Moe has been a significant contributor to Sesame Street in Communities and its Emmy-winning initiative on parental addiction

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