Owen Fitzpatrick

At 30 years old, Owen Fitzpatrick is a qualified Psychologist and Psychotherapist. He has a Masters in Applied Psychology from UCC, and has presented workshops in Ireland, Britain, Italy, Austria, Spain, Lithuania, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Japan and India teaching people how to enhance their quality of life.

Owen is the author of two books co-writing Conversations with Richard Bandler as well as his latest offering Not Enough Hours which is based upon the successful television series. He is also a co-founder of the Irish Institute of NLP along with Brian Colbert. In 2002 he became the youngest licensed master trainer of NLP in the world.

He has trained people from various companies such as VHI, Aer Lingus, ESB, Bank of Ireland, AIB, Royal Liver, Alliance and Leicester, Irish Life and IMI, in many different areas including time, stress, and team management, motivation, presentation and sales skills.

Owen has also worked on peak performance training with sports personalities. He delivers motivational trainings and talks throughout the world and has worked with clients in areas of time management, communication skills, work life balance, happiness, building confidence, fears, and relationships.

As well as appearing in 'Karl Spain Wants a Woman', 'Ask Anna' and 'The Big Bite' as a confidence coach; Owen has appeared on TV3 Morning AM speaking on NLP and RTÉ One television as a Communications Consultant. He has also been interviewed by Gerry Ryan, Marian Finucane, Ryan Tubridy, Derek Mooney, Ian Dempsey and Matt Cooper.

His websites are www.nlp.ie and www.owenfitzpatrick.com.