“Dean Anderson is a phenomenal presenter!” - Westover Treatment Centre
Dean Anderson, with a decade of experience in public speaking, excels in engaging audiences through his diverse roles as a TV host on addiction, improv teacher, and mental health workshop facilitator. His dynamic and insightful presentations make him a sought-after keynote speaker. To book Dean for your event, email dean@epicrecovery.ca.
TV Show Host:
Invisible: Breaking Through the Stigma of Addiction, on Rogers TV
Professional Speaker:
Here are just a few of the businesses and services that I am thankful to have done workshops, speaking, and presentations.
“As keynote speaker, Dean really heard what we wanted to achieve with our event. He delivered a message that was evidence-based and melded his passion and first-hand experience to put a face on addictions. We appreciated his personable and genuine delivery style, taking a difficult topic and making it relatable and engaging. Indeed, his talk provided new perspectives on how we can better empathize with and, as a result, support people battling addictions. Thank you Dean! ”
“Dean shows up to each conversation, encounter, speaking engagement, every single moment with an energy of presence and grounding. We are incredibly lucky to be doing this work alongside such a pillar of wisdom, and we are so eager to expand our collective as business neighbours!”
MMU & Shut the Front Door Improv
Artistic Director, Host, Teacher, and Performer








“Dean Anderson is a phenomenal presenter! He was able to craft a message for our staff that combined his body of expertise with our needs. His delivery was exemplary and relevant. By combining humor, examples, and an informal but highly focused presentation, Dean demonstrated a unique understanding of addiction and the recovery process that was relatable and useful. True learning took place.”
“Thank-You Dean - You’re a skillful and enthusiastic improv instructor. I really appreciated how the classes built on each other and how much fun you made it to be pulled out of one’s/my comfort zone!”