★★★★★ Rated 4.9/5
Based on 2,426 Event Reviews

Today, Ross Szabo made history. Having just read through over 1,600 evaluations, I literally did not find a single negative comment or hint of criticism of his presentation. I have never seen this happen before. Not for Supreme Court Justices. Not for U.S. Surgeons Generals. It’s one thing to be great at what you do, and it’s another to be a true agent of change who can impact people’s lives in an effective and meaningful way. I have seldom seen people do both as well as Ross.

What an insightful day! Ross Szabo’s story is definitely an eye-opener. Thank you for encouraging communities to grasp Mental Health Literacy and understand the differences between emotions and conditions. Many attendees have thanked us for giving them some understanding and making it a non-clinical approach. You have given us a new path to present to our school district and another way to promote awareness.

Ross Szabo spoke at our 8th Annual Mental Health Symposium. His overall rating on the attendee evaluations was 4.93/5.00. The attendee feedback included: Ross was my favorite speaker. Very inspiring and helpful both professionally and personally. The touch of humor was really nice.

Ross Szabo is a leader of the mental health movement. His presentations break down the barriers and stigma which surround the topic of mental health. Our community members are now more willing to ask for help, to recognize the signs that their friends may be in need of help, and to seek help for them.

Ross Szabo’s presentation was masterful. I have never heard a speech so powerful and moving. He really left a mark on all of us. Our students were captivated, and many of them said that he was the best speaker that they had ever heard. I know for some of those students who have loved ones suffering from mental illness, or perhaps they have had some struggles themselves, his talk was like a healing balm.

Ross Szabo was voted as one of the most dynamic and informative speakers the students ever had. His genuine nature, sense of humor, and knowledge of the importance of understanding mental health made it easy for the students to relate to him and to keep the topic of discussion going amongst themselves.