Vol. 22, Issue 4, May 7, 2024 Dear Friends, “I want every nurse to feel how important they are and that comes from not only giving care but learning to receive it as well.” That’s what nurse speaker Tara Rynders, RN, MFA, BSN, BA, told me in my recent interview with her, and that message… read more
Kelly Swanson is bringing the power of storytelling to women’s conferences with the HerStory theme for women of all ages.
Sleep expert Barbara Badolati takes a holistic approach to sleep, rest and rejuvenation, sharing with her audiences that prioritizing sleep isn’t just a luxury; it’s a fundamental necessity for a vibrant and thriving existence.
With humor, passion and eye-popping demos and stories, Zonya turns light bulbs on, and keeps them shining well beyond the end of her programs.
Thirty-year veteran Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Zonya Foco is one of the most exciting, inspiring, vital and unforgettable speakers in America. Her high energy crossed with low maintenance solutions makes healthy living fun and doable for all. With humor, passion and eye-popping demos and stories, Zonya Foco turns light bulbs on, and keeps them shining well beyond the end of her programs.
We’re celebrating 25 years that the Speak Well Being Group has been serving clients and speakers focusing on health and wellness for all types of organizations that want to foster health and well being for their employees, members, clients, and in their communities.
Looking for a relatable mental health speaker? Tami West, PhD
Breast cancer survivor Sharon Delaney McCloud says that for cancer survivors, there’s an element of walking a tightrope, because you’re so grateful each year that passes; that puts you one year further ahead from the original diagnoses and all of the treatment.
Dr. Michelle May shares her ideas about shifting from a weight-centric to a weight-inclusive approach in working with patients.
“Moving toward weight inclusivity would stop ’othering’ a large percentage of our population,” according to Dr. Michelle May, “and help them achieve the wellbeing we’re all seeking.”
It’s been 19 years since AHA initiated their Go Red for Women campaign to educate women about women’s heart health. Still, there’s more to be done, as heart disease remains the number 1 killer of women, causing 1 in 3 deaths each year.
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