Amanda Lipp is a documentary filmmaker, social entrepreneur, and mental health advocate whose work spotlights the realities of mental health and recovery through film and public speaking. She has produced over 70 short films on mental health and social impact, delivered more than 150 speeches worldwide, and collaborated with organizations such as Columbia Psychiatry, Sutter Health, and Google’s Mental Health Advisory Panel. Amanda was the youngest board member of the National Alliance on Mental Illness and founded The Giving Gallery, an online platform supporting mental health nonprofits through art.

Amanda’s expertise helps organizations understand the lived experience of mental health challenges, bridging the gap between clinical knowledge and real-world impact. Her storytelling approach brings attention to youth psychosis, trauma recovery, and the importance of early intervention, offering practical insights for leaders, educators, and healthcare professionals navigating today’s mental health landscape.

Audiences leave Amanda’s presentations with a deeper understanding of mental health stigma, actionable strategies for supporting individuals in crisis, and tools for fostering open conversations in their communities. She also shares creative ways to use art and storytelling to drive social change and support recovery.

Book Amanda Lipp to inspire your audience with practical solutions and firsthand insights that drive meaningful change in mental health awareness and advocacy.