Speaking


Speaking about depression is even more fun than writing about it for me.

 I am available for speaking engagements. I enjoy will tailor my talk to the needs of the group. I am told my talks have been encouraging, entertaining, informative and inspiring.

Talking about my faith is also something I love to do. Depression and faith often intersect in my life and in my talks.

Norwood, Ontario, Canada is my permanent residence.

 In the summer months I am on Crowe Lake in the Marmora and Lakes District.

 From January through March I am in Myrtle Beach, SC, USA.

 Please email me at wendylove1950@gmail.com to discuss speaking to your group. 

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