Speaking Events
We understand the challenge of finding just the right speaker. Some presenter’s have an agenda that doesn’t always fit with your organization. Our goal is not to be that person.
Speaking Events
We speak at everything from a lunch and learn to a professional development keynote for the National Convention of Phys Ed Educators.
We’ve given a “God’s Health Plan” talk in a local church for 200+ people, then later that same week, talked to 7, 8 and 9 year olds about backpack safety in their classroom.
Although the content is dramatically different in each setting, the one critical thing is enthusiasm for our audience.
Our doctors are determined to bring the same energy and positive spirit to a full auditorium as they do to a lunch room or classroom.
It really doesn’t take a lot for our doctors to get excited about giving a presentation because when it’s about inspiring people to lead and live a healthier life, it always get’s us energized.
A little bit about Dr. Jenkins
I have been speaking publicly for more than 20 years, well over 250 events.
I have done spots on local radio and television. (I’m still waiting on the call from Dr. Oz or Oprah).
For over a decade I wrote a health and wellness column in the local newspaper. In the last decade I have been blogging my content and moved away from print media.
I continue to research the latest health trends in the area of neurology, nutrition, fitness and attitude
What Dr. Jenkins is Good At
I bring the greatest enthusiam when I am talking about the power of the human body to heal naturally.
Talking to children and youth about how critical good posture and developing healty lifestyle habits also get’s me excited.
With my involvement in althletics and working with elite athletes I also scatter in facts and interesting stories about human perfomance. In fact, there is a lot of overlap.
The things top athletes do to enhance performance are the same things “regular” people should have in their lifestyle as well.
A little bit about Dr. Kanester
Dr. Kanester has been a guest lecturer for toastmasters, corporate events, athletic teams, and a range of groups and clubs for more than 12 years. She loves to educate and teach in group settings and brings all of her experiences and expertise into each topic. Common requests and talks have included:
- Dr. Kanester’s Top 10 Tips for Athletes – @ The Running Room, Kintec, Triathlon Teams
- Dr. Kanester’s Top 10 Tips for Health and Success at Work – @ VanCity and The Royal Bank across the Lower Mainland
- Bio-Identical Hormones and Hormone Balance @ Planet Organic
- Integrative Medicine; How We Need to Move towards Patient Centred and
- Integrative Care @ Rotary International Umea
- Brain Chemistry Balance and Mental Wellness @ BCNU
- Disordered Eating; A Mind-Body-Spirit Approach @ Choices Kelowna
What You Can Expect
Here’s what you can expect from our doctors and the team at Lighthouse:
- Prompt, professional replies to your phone calls and email messages.
- A personal phone consultation with a member of our team or our doctors, so we can better understand how we can best serve you and your audience prior to your event.
- An announcement about your event on our blog and social media channels. (This assumes that your event is open to the public and you want additional visibility for it.)
- A professionally prepared, dynamically delivered presentation focused on achieving the outcomes you want with your audience.
- A quick follow-up communication after the event with someone on our team, to make sure we met your expectations. (We also want to know how you think we can improve.)
The Failure of Corporate Wellness Programs
Recently I have seen an incredible need for accurate information in the workplace.
The last 20 years has seen an explosion in “wellness at work” programs that are quite frankly based on wrong information and are causing more harm than good. 1
My wellness at work talks break down the myths surrounding failed wellness programs and inject some well overdue practical strategies for your team and employees.
I will inspire them to take personal responsibility for their health and put the workplace back where it should be, in a supportive role, not responsible for your team’s health and injury issues.
