Aaron Balick | Psychology Applied

Aaron speaking at the Coworking Unconference Asia in Bali.

Grounded in over 20 years of academic and clinical excellence, Dr. Balick has captivated audiences from around the world with the unique way in which he delivers high-quality information in a manner that informs, engages, and entertains. His ability to translate complex cutting-edge information into easily understood concepts and actionable practices truly sets him apart as an exceptional public speaker. Key speaking topics include the psychology of technology, leadership, wellbeing, and emotional intelligence.

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Someone reading Aaron Balick's The Little Book of Calm

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Aaron's ground-breaking book, The Psychodynamics of Social Networking, was the first to apply psychoanalysis to social media, earning him international recognition as an expert in the psychology technology and social media. He is also the author of The Little Book of Calm: Tame Your Anxieties, Face Your Fears, And Live Free and the children's self help book Keep Your Cool: How To Deal With Life's Worries And Stress.

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Speaker Testimonials

Hamayesh Farazan Co.

"A world-class thought-provoking speaker who made our event a massive success"

Penguin Connect

"Aaron delivers high-quality content that applies directly personal and professional lives."

Qatar University

"Aaron's mental-health content was spot-on and specifically tailored for our audience."

Aaron Balick speaking in Bali at the CU Asia conference.

Dr. Aaron Balick

Aaron Balick is an internationally recognised psychotherapist, keynote speaker, business and media consultant, and author who applies depth-psychology to help audiences better understand themselves, business, and culture in the digital age. Specialising in the psychological impact of technology, AI, and social media, Aaron translates complex ideas into accessible insights for professional development, leadership, and business transformation.

With over 20 years of clinical and academic experience, Aaron delivers dynamic, thought-provoking talks that resonate across industries—from tech and media to education and mental health.

He is a psychology writer at GQ, a trusted media contributor, and a long-time collaborator with the BBC. His broadcast work includes the BAFTA-nominated Suicide and Me, BBC Radio 1’s The Surgery, and Radio 4’s The Moral Maze and The Digital Human. His insights have been featured in The Guardian, Wired, Newsweek, and beyond.

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