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Secure Your Oxygen Mask First!

In this dynamic, heartwarming talk, Natalie A. Solomon, MPH, shares her powerful philosophy: "Secure Your Oxygen Mask First." This isn't just an airplane safety tip; it's a life-saving mantra for navigating the ups and downs of real life. Through her personal journey with endometriosis and other health challenges, Natalie redefines resilience—not as bouncing back, but as bouncing forward. With a blend of humor, vulnerability, and wisdom, she empowers audiences to prioritize their well-being.

Endometriosis & Reproductive Health

Natalie A. Solomon, MPH, AED offers a powerful, first-hand perspective on endometriosis, adenomyosis, infertility, and fibroids, bringing both professional expertise and personal experience to the stage. As a public health practitioner and wellness advocate, Natalie passionately educates and inspires audiences about the realities of living with endometriosis, addressing the critical need for awareness, advocacy, and support for those affected by this often misunderstood condition.

Self-Care, Wellness, and Cultivating Your Sacred Space

In today’s fast-paced world, creating a personal sanctuary for self-care is essential to maintaining wellness and balance. This speech dives into the transformative power of sacred environments, guiding participants in designing spaces that nourish the soul and foster resilience. Discover how intentional surroundings—whether at home or at work—can elevate your self-care practices, support mental clarity, and promote holistic well-being.

Women Empowerment: Nurturing Your Mind, Body, and Spirit

This speaker topic explores the transformative power of self-care as an essential tool for women to reclaim their personal strength and live empowered lives. It highlights the importance of prioritizing mental, physical, and emotional well-being, and how cultivating a self-care practice fuels resilience, confidence, and the ability to navigate life’s challenges.

Cultural Humility & Microaggressions

In an increasingly diverse world, cultural humility is essential for public health practitioners committed to fostering inclusive, respectful, and effective care. This talk explores the principles of cultural humility—emphasizing lifelong learning, self-reflection, and awareness of implicit biases—and its role in building trust within communities. We’ll also delve into the concept of microaggressions, examining how these subtle, often unintentional behaviors impact marginalized populations.

Facilitator & Moderator Services

Natalie A. Solomon, MPH, AED brings an engaging and empowering presence to events and conferences, where she skillfully facilitates meaningful discussions and creates an inclusive environment for participants. With a deep background in public health, wellness, and personal resilience, Natalie has a unique ability to navigate complex topics with sensitivity, insight, and clarity. Her approach fosters open dialogue, ensuring that every voice feels valued while keeping the event on track.