A two-time TEDx speaker, Jamie Tworkowski has inspired audiences at universities, concerts, and conferences across the United States and as far away as Australia and the United Kingdom. Having moved on from To Write Love on Her Arms back in 2021, he remains committed to mental health and suicide prevention. Jamie is passionate about telling stories that encourage people and sharing what he's learned over the last 20 years, both in his surprising journey with TWLOHA and as an individual who struggles with depression and ADHD. Driven by the idea that caring about people has to include caring about the issues that affect people, he invites us to wrestle with what it means to live a compassionate life. More than anything, Jamie believes life is worth living. Speaking allows him to offer hope to someone who might be struggling.

In addition to mental health, Jamie can speak to several different topics that have been part of his story. A New York Times bestselling author, he loves to talk about the power of storytelling. Jamie's life changed when the original "To Write Love on Her Arms" story went viral on MySpace in 2006. He enjoys reflecting on the evolution of social media and the role it plays in our lives today. Finally, as a founder, Jamie shares the highs and lows of starting and leading an organization, along with the growth and lessons learned since moving on from what he started.

If you're interested in booking Jamie as a speaker, please contact info@jamietworkowski.com

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"Jamie’s message of hope shines. His thoughtful, funny, and vulnerable approach is unique and resonated with our audience. In a time when elevating the conversation about mental wellbeing matters deeply, Jamie is an extraordinary speaker who has shaped a powerful message that breaks through." — Tansley Stearns, president & ceo of orsa credit union

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"Jamie's talk was perfect. We all loved it and appreciated his openness. I've received so many notes saying how great the session was. I would definitely recommend him to other groups!" — Kathryn Devlin, Google Senior Technical Engagement Manager