Todd H. Corbin

Mistakenly labeled learning disabled, Todd Corbin grew up with very low self-esteem causing many years of social and emotional scars to overcome. Now a professional speaker, author, certified coach, mindfulness teacher, stress expert and avid runner, Corbin shares his wisdom for enhancing performance, increasing resilience and emotional/mental mastery and reducing stress and anxiety through a variety of speaking and training programs (both live in-person and online).

Corbin has decades of experience in the education industry. For over 12 years Corbin served as an instructor at Lakeland Community College in Kirtland, Ohio, teaching courses in stress and emotional management, communication skills, sales, high performance, mindfulness and meditation. Corbin also spent over twenty-one years in higher education sales and consulting working for some of the world’s leading educational publishers including Pearson, Houghton-Mifflin and Cengage Learning. This afforded Corbin access to thousands of educators in hundreds of schools across the country helping him gain an intimate knowledge of curriculum and instruction for how students learn most effectively.

Corbin is a certified parenting coach, receiving his certification with specialized training in special needs in 2012 from the Academy for Coaching Parents International. He also received a Level 2 certification in 2013 from Pediatric Speech Therapist Suzy Miller's Awesomism Practitioner Program designed to create greater understanding and communication with children and teens, especially those on the autism spectrum. Additionally, he holds a Level 3 certification in Thought Field Therapy.

Corbin is the co-creator of CosmiKidsTM –an educational development program for children and parents based on evolutionary thinking he taught in Brea, CA. Corbin partners with Pitch In For Baseball & Softball, an organization that helps give the gift of play and contributes to positive youth development by providing equipment to children around the world.

Corbin is a parent of two teen athletes and author with Gina Biegel of "Mindfulness For Student Athletes: A Workbook to Help Teens Reduce Stress and Enhance Performance" with New Harbinger Publications.