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Scott Massey currently works as a professor, teaching in higher education at multiple universities. He also provides consulting services through his business, Massey & Martin, LLC. He is an inspirational speaker and resilience coach, dedicated to helping others strengthen their perseverance to achieve the life they want to live.

Scott began drinking at the age of twelve, dropped out of high school after his sophomore year, and was an alcoholic and drug addict without hope for a future by the time he turned twenty. When he realized his life wasn't headed anywhere, he decided to turn it around; he got his PA certification, Bachelor's degree, Master's degree, and completed his PhD first in his class. He is now an expert in his field, runs two businesses, and has been sober for almost twenty years.

His success is no fluke; his methodical approach to facing various challenges has helped him consistently achieve his goals. Now, he's sharing his system with others so they can learn to bounce back after failure and find success in their own lives.

Learn more at drscottmassey.com

Current position (3)

Motivational Speaker

Dr. Scott Massey, LLC

Director and Professor

Pittsburgh University

Consultant

Massey & Martin, LLC

Degrees (2)

Doctor of Philosophy: PhD Organizational Leadership

Andrews University

2000 to 2004

Master's Degree Counseling Psychology

University of Dayton

1991 to 1993

Presentations

Presentations (5)

How to Set and Achieve Goals

Walkthrough of how to write goals (SMART goals, deadlines, challenging bu attainable, etc.)
Visualizing the moment the goal is achieved
Daily affirmations for achieving the goal
Setting aside time to strategize how to overcome obstacles
Including accountability partners

How to Bounce Back From Failure

Four ways to bounce back:
Recognize failure is temporary
Turn failure into a learning opportunity
Use failure as a motivation
Keep the end goal in mind

From Disabled to Distinguished: How to Cope with Chronic Pain

Three ways to take back control of your life while dealing with chronic pain:
Set aspirational goals
Get moving
Change your self-perception

From Addict to Advocate

My path from addiction to sobriety
Key points that led to my success with sobriety that others can adopt

From High School Dropout to PhD

My path as a high school dropout to achieving my PhD
Key points that led to my success that others can adopt

Past talks (4)

Changing the Trajectory of Your Life

Substance Abuse Special Interest Group

Central Michigan University, MI

October 22, 2018

Changing the Trajectory of Your Life

Alliance for Mental Illness Special interest group

Central Michigan University, MI

October 8, 2018

The Relationship Between Formative & Summative Exams and National Licensure Exams

National Assessment Institute

Indianapolis, IN

October 29, 2018

Changing the Trajectory of Your Life

Mount Pleasant Michigan Kiwanis Club

Mount Pleasent, MI

August 27, 2018

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Books & Articles (9)

The relationship between formative and summative examination and PANCE results: a multi-program study.

The effects of synchronized distance education on anxiety, depression, and academic achievement in first year doctor of pharmacy students in an accelerated curriculum

Correlation of the Physician Assistant Education Association End of Rotation Examinations with the Physician Assistant National Certifying Exam

The Effects of an Interactive Learning System on PANCE Performance.

Metformin: An Old Drug with New Applications

An Endowed Chair in Physician Assistant Studies

Integrating oral health content into physician assistant curricula: A case study

The Benefits of Religiousness on Quality of Life in Graduate Students

Classroom to Clinic Study System: Personal Professor for Clinical Rotations and PANCE/PANRE Review

Expertise (11)

Clients

Mount Pleasant Michigan Kiwanis Club

Mid Michigan College

Central Michigan University

Central Michigan University College of Medicine

National Speakers Association Michigan

National Assessment Institute

Reviews

Testimonials (7)

“You gave a good message. The impact it had will stand with me for a long time”
Courtney Pederson
"I really enjoyed how much hope I have for my future after hearing your speech. You asked questions, which made me really think. You should keep asking challenging questions to the groups."
Brittany Smith
"I love hearing how you made it through alcoholism by realizing that was not the person you wanted to be. From there you made a plan of action and changed your life. Powerful story and I hope you continue to chase it! Thank you!"
Isaac Dieterman
"I enjoyed it a lot! What impacted me the most was when you talk about what makes yourself a better person. I myself deal with anxiety and think about things that I might not be able to do. But after your speech and how you were motivated, it inspired me that I can do things that I set my mind to."
Emylee A.
"I really enjoyed how much hope I have for my future after hearing your speech. You asked questions, which made me really think. You should keep asking challenging questions to the groups. "
Brittany S.
"The fact that you checked yourself in really impacts me, that was something no one else saw but you still did this for yourself. I think your speaking style was great. I really enjoyed your story, and how you made it relate to everyone by reflecting."
Ellie W.
"Your speech was greatly put together. I think it is amazing that you are able to talk to others about your past and how you were able to get through it. I think your speech has and will continue to help others with their personal struggles. I have two family members who struggle with alcoholism and it's very hard to watch . Alcohol is a getaway from reality to so many"
Katlyn B.

Why choose me?

Dr. Scott Massey teaches audiences to bounce back after failure and find success in their own lives