Speakers for Sixth Forms
I’m always being asked if I know of other speakers who can talk to sixth forms. I often chat to school staff about other speakers they have had, and there are a number of names who come up regularly. Three lecturers I have seen personally and highly recommend:
- Anthony Slinn has several lectures on the fine arts. (The one I’ve seen is his talk on van Gogh.) Enormous fun, the more so in that many of the students are expecting something very dry and boring; that’s not what they get!
- Those of you of a certain age will certainly know the name of Mike Hurst. Mike has worked with countless top names in the music industry, and his talk on the history of pop music is captivating, entertaining, and repeatedly re-booked.
- My good mate Ian Rowland does a superb show (and lecture) based on pseudo-psychic phenomena – spoon-bending, fire-walking, that kind of stuff – and he does it all without any supernatural powers whatsoever. If you like my approach to hypnosis, you’ll like his approach to the supernatural.
There are about twenty others on my list, but as I haven’t seen them personally I don’t want to go too public.
Contact me and I’ll give you the
mysterious hidden web page with contact details and reviews from other sixth forms.
Hypnotists Outside the UK
If you’re looking for hypnotists in other countries check out
Szeles in the USA or
Troye in South Africa.
