Dr. Franklin Bray is an internationally respected keynote speaker whose presentations inspire transformational thinking, resilient leadership, and purposeful living. Originally from Saint Lucia, Dr. Bray has devoted more than 20 years to behavioral health and over 17 years to pastoral ministry, establishing himself as a trusted voice at the intersection of mental wellness, leadership, faith, and community transformation.

Combining more than two decades of clinical behavioral health experience with extensive pastoral leadership, he delivers compelling, research-informed messages that resonate with audiences across healthcare, education, government, business, nonprofit organizations, and faith communities.
Recognized for his engaging storytelling, practical insights, and exceptional ability to connect with diverse audiences, Dr. Bray speaks on topics that are timely, relevant, and life-changing. His presentations empower individuals and organizations to strengthen emotional resilience, improve mental wellness, cultivate authentic leadership, build healthier relationships, navigate adversity, and create meaningful impact within their communities and workplaces.

Drawing from both evidence-based practice and lived experience, Dr. Bray equips audiences with practical strategies that can be immediately applied to both personal and professional life. His speaking style is engaging, thoughtful, compassionate, and inspirational, leaving participants not only with new knowledge but also with renewed confidence to embrace change, lead with integrity, and transform challenges into opportunities for lasting success.

Dr. Bray’s ministry and professional service have taken him across Taiwan, Canada, Bermuda, North America, and the Caribbean. In each setting, he has worked through counseling, leadership development, crisis response, and public engagement to support individuals and institutions alike.

Within the Saint Lucia Mission of Seventh-day Adventists, he has served in multiple leadership roles, including Youth Ministries, Chaplaincy, Public Affairs & Religious Liberty, District Pastor, and Director of the AGAPE Family Counselling & Psychological Services Centre. Through these roles, he worked at the intersection of faith, mental health, and community care.