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Natascha Moy is a journalist, psychotherapist, and speaker who unpacks the role of language, boundaries, and emotional clarity in shaping power and influence. With over 30 years of experience in media and counselling, she speaks to the subtle dynamics of power in business, social, and romantic relationships — revealing how self-esteem, communication, and emotional insight influence the balance of power in modern life
Talks
Power & Presence: The Art of Speaking Without Losing Yourself
Learn how to communicate with clarity and authority while staying grounded in your values. This talk explores how personal power, emotional regulation, and language shape presence—especially under pressure.
Strong Yet Soft: Redefining Leadership Communication for Women
Challenge the outdated binary of power versus softness. Discover how emotional intelligence, strategic boundaries, and confident self-expression create a new leadership model that is both effective and authentic.
Why You Feel Powerless (and What to Do About It)
Explore the hidden forces that drain your power—self-doubt, poor boundaries, and emotional disconnection—and walk away with tools to reclaim influence in your personal and professional life.
The Confident Conversation: Speak So You’re Heard, Not Just Heard From
Transform how you communicate by mastering the emotional and psychological elements of powerful speech. Learn how to influence, connect, and be remembered without overpowering the room.
The Relationship Contract: What Business Taught Me About Love
This provocative talk blends business acumen with relational psychology to offer tools for creating boundaries, clear agreements, and mutual respect in love—because clarity is power, in boardrooms and bedrooms.
The Power of Hurt: How Trauma Becomes the Catalyst for Resilience and Growth
All women encounter trauma—some more than others—but it’s often through these experiences that we discover strength, insight, and personal power. This talk reframes trauma as a pathway to resilience and post-traumatic growth, challenging the stigma and opening space for transformation.