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Honestly — a lot. Podcasts, media appearances, documentary work, keynote speaking, brand and charity partnerships, corporate sessions, group retreats, and coaching. The common thread is that it needs to mean something. Dean isn't chasing volume, but he's genuinely open to conversations across all of these areas. If it connects to lived experience, recovery, performance, identity or human transformation — it's worth a conversation.

Just reach out using the Get In Touch form below or head to the Contact page. Share a bit about your event — the audience, the date, what you're hoping people walk away with. Dean speaks on a wide range of topics: burnout, addiction, recovery, physical health, mental health, Street Therapy, trauma-informed leadership, sustainable performance, identity rebuilding, modern masculinity, neurodivergence, fatherhood, and much more. If it connects to real human experience, it's likely in his world. No gatekeeping here — if it feels like a fit, the conversation starts there.

Yes — and he genuinely enjoys it. Long-form conversations are where Street Therapy comes alive. Topics range from executive burnout and alcohol addiction to ADHD, fatherhood, identity rebuilding, the gaps in modern mental health, and what real recovery actually looks like. If you host a show where depth matters more than soundbites, get in touch.

Street Therapy is a human-first framework built around real turning points — burnout, addiction, trauma, reinvention, identity shifts, high-pressure leadership. It came from Dean's own collapse and rebuild, not from a textbook. It's for executives, high performers, parents under pressure, people in transition — basically anyone who's hit a wall and is trying to figure out what comes next. It's not exclusive. It's just honest.

Yes. Dean is open to partnerships with brands and organisations working in mental health, addiction and rehabilitation, neurodivergent advocacy, movement and walking initiatives, physical health, and corporate wellbeing. The fit matters more than the size — a small charity with real purpose is just as interesting as a large corporate. If your work is genuine, it's worth talking.

Coaching spaces are limited — not because Dean is hard to reach, but because the work is deep and he takes it seriously. He works with executives at inflection points, people rebuilding after addiction or trauma, high performers navigating reinvention, and emerging coaches finding their direction. He also facilitates private group retreats. If you're wondering whether it's right for you, just ask. The worst that happens is it's not the right time.

Dean is based in Cornwall, UK — but the work isn't limited by geography. He's been featured on BBC South West, works with people nationally and internationally, and is open to in-person or remote engagements depending on the project. If you're outside the UK and something resonates, don't let the distance put you off.