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Why Dr. Holly Atkinson?

Dr. Atkinson is expert at helping people make meaningful change in their professional and personal lives. She cuts through the clutter of information, health research and media hype, offering both practical advice and inspiration. Her clients describe her as warm, down-to-earth, funny, and motivational. Her high level of energy and passion, coupled with her life-altering messages leave audiences exhilarated and wanting more. Dr. Atkinson’s captivating and compelling style motivates participants to close the gap between information and action, helping them set, achieve and surpass goals, and to reach optimal wellbeing.

Dr. Holly Atkinson is a physician, medical columnist, TV host, author, human rights leader, and experienced CEO. A well-known media personality, she served as medical correspondent on NBC’s Today show and The CBS Morning News, and currently hosts HealthiNation’s consumer health videos widely viewed on the internet and is a frequent guest on ABC News Now. She is also Assistant Professor of Medicine and Co-Director of the Advancing Idealism in Medicine Program at the Mt. Sinai School of Medicine. Dr. Atkinson is immediate past president of Physicians for Human Rights, co-recipient of the 1997 Nobel Peace Prize.

Most Popular Keynotes

Good Health in Hard Times

In this practical, reassuring and inspiring speech, Dr. Atkinson cuts through the clutter of information to give your audience the bottom line on achieving optimal health. She goes straight to the heart of matter, teaching participants where they’ll get the “biggest bang for their buck.” LEARN MORE

The 5 Keys to Maximum Health

We are living in “a land flowing with milk and honey” and it’s killing us. Our Western lifestyle drives inflammation in the body, which plays a primary role in the development of our killer diseases. Our society also promotes shallow and self-centered behavior, leading to depression and despair. LEARN MORE

Women, Stress and Fatigue

Stress and fatigue are problems that increasingly plague American women. And too often, we are not taken seriously. Increased economic hardship —added to balancing work and family, caring for aging parents, and coping with the daily onslaught of demands, just to name a few—have all contributed to unprecedented levels of stress and fatigue.

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