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National Women's Health Week is a national effort by an alliance of government organizations to raise awareness about manageable steps women can take to improve their health. The focus is on the importance of incorporating simple preventive and positive health behaviors into everyday life. During National Women’s Health Week, women should discuss with their health care professionals which of the tests are right for them, when they should have them, and how often. Maintaining regular check-ups is one of five health habits that can improve a woman’s health. The others include physical activity, a healthy diet, not smoking and follow general safety rules.
Below is a partial list of outstanding speakers from Capitol City Speakers Bureau who address Women's Health issues and other topics relevant to Women and Healthcare:
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Meredith Baxter : Meredith Baxter is noted for her accessible portrayals of intelligent, independent women who struggle with the challenges before them. Meredith relishes the challenge of characters in stories that evoke thought and even antagonism. A champion of women’s rights, she has devoted much of her time to speaking out on issues about which she is passionate and is an active supporter of organizations devoted to women's rights and women's health. |
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Ann Jillian : Named one of the most admired women of the world by Good Housekeeping, Ann Jillian is a three-time Emmy nominee & Golden Globe Award-winning actress and singer. Since 1985, she has added "motivational speaker" to her impressive list of credits, addressing business, medical, professional and women's groups with her own unique blend of inspiration and humor. Ann's programs are informative, fun, and always flexible to the clients needs. |
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Naomi Judd : Although she would modestly insist otherwise, there has never been anything simple or commonplace about Naomi Judd. Diagnosed in 1990 with a potentially life-threatening liver disease, Naomi faced the
tragedy with trademark strength and optimism. Now she is a highly sought-after insprirational and motivational speaker who translates faith and values, medical knowledge, humor, common sense and belief in the mind-body-spirit connection into a powerful and unforgettable message. |
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Mary LoVerde : A dynamic international speaker, consultant and author, Mary LoVerde is President of Life Balance, Inc., a company devoted to spreading the message of finding balance through connection. A contributor to the best-selling inspirational collections, Chocolate for a Woman's Soul and Chocolate for a Woman's Heart, Mary has touched many readers with her stories. She presents a wealth of uplifting insights and innovative ideas for taking small steps in the right direction for a less stressful, more satisfying life. |
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Miriam Nelson : Dr. Miriam Nelson is an acclaimed advocate for women's health, author of the best-selling "STRONG WOMEN" book series, and Director of the John Hancock Center for Physical Activity and Nutrition at the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University. Dr. Nelson is a popular keynote speaker for hospital events, health conferences, women's programs and more. |
| Kathleen Passanisi : Kathleen Passanisi has helped thousands change their outlooks and their lives through her enlightening and entertaining programs. Kathy founded New Perspectives in 1987 to address issues in wellness, quality living, stress management and the link that exists between humor and health. An internationally recognized speaker, humorist, medical professional and author, Kathy brings substance, style and clean hilarity to her universal content, guaranteeing a successful meeting with lasting effects. |
| Diane Sieg : Diane Sieg spent more than 20 years of her nursing career working in hospital emergency rooms across the country, helping people in crisis. She also has more than 20 years experience in the health and fitness field as a Certified Lifestyle Counselor (CLC), Personal Trainer and Health Fitness Instructor. Today, as a speaker, author and lifestyle consultant, Diane helps people stop living life like an emergency by learning how to slow down, take time and take good care of themselves. |
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