About Rebecca Radcliffe:
National Lecturer, Consultant, & Author on
Teen Stress & School Violence

Rebecca Radcliffe, is author of the timely and powerful book, About to Burst: Handling Stress & Ending Violence—A Message for Teens. She speaks nationally and shares her expertise on stress, self-esteem, boys' and girl's development, cultural pressures, future trends, addictions, and eating disorders in an uplifting, inspiring, practical, and hopeful style. A former high school teacher, Rebecca is author of several other books. Ms. Radcliffe has a Master's degree, two undergraduate degrees, and an extensive background in health, education, future trends, and organizational strategies. Rebecca has conducted dozens of talks nationwide and was an invited speaker at Hyundai's National School Violence Prevention Conference at the University of California-Santa Barbara. Her book, About to Burst: Handling Stress & Ending Violence is currently being used in the Rocori High School 10th grade Health Curriculum to teach stress management. Rocori suffered a tragic school shooting in 2004.

Rebecca has conducted workshops and lectures on stress for three decades around the country. She believes the grip of stress is a powerful obstacle to personal success and world peace, and has made it her mission to help people learn to cope with ordinary and traumatic stress.

She wrote About to Burst: Handling Stress & Ending Violence—A Message for Teens after the horrendous year of school shootings that ended with the tragedy at Columbine. Her book is available to families, schools, and libraries to help teens de-stress without harm. Her presentations are a powerful addition to staff in-services, student assemblies, and community information meetings.

Rebecca Radcliffe can be reached by emailing her at rebecca@rebeccaradcliffe.com. Rebecca's Speaking CV/Resume