Tailored Narratives
Tailored Narratives
Tailored Narratives
that illuminate NCDs across every level
that illuminate NCDs across every level
that illuminate NCDs across every level
To make an impact on different audiences, Tatiana delivers tailored speeches that address each group’s specific barriers around Non-Communicable Diseases–before sharing insights and strategies to practically equip them for action.
To make an impact on different audiences, Tatiana delivers tailored speeches that address each group’s specific barriers around Non-Communicable Diseases–before sharing insights and strategies to practically equip them for action.
To make an impact on different audiences, Tatiana delivers tailored speeches that address each group’s specific barriers around Non-Communicable Diseases–before sharing insights and strategies to practically equip them for action.
For Organizations
For Non-Profits
For Healthcare Systems
Living Fully With a Chronic Illness
Beyond the Diagnosis
The challenges that come with a chronic illness have many faces–from the physical pain to medical costs, shifts in relationships, and the emotional toll of losing identity and hope.
This topic is designed to educate individuals and communities on how to navigate through these challenges–whether they’re currently living with a chronic illness or not.
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Finding Purpose & Strength
Resilience Isn’t Linear
From the many experiences that people draw on for inspiration, fortitude, and lessons: the journey of living with a chronic illness is an underrecognized yet critical one.
This topic shares the ups and downs, the cathartic humor, and discovered strength and purpose–from a raw, personal account of a minority woman living with Chronic Kidney Disease.
Work, Wellness,
and Chronic Illness
With 1 in 4 adults in the US suffering from a chronic illness, NCDs are a hard-set reality of any workforce–manifesting as a cascade of costs from presenteeism to high turnover of talent.
This topic guides corporations on how to build a strategic health ecosystem, protecting their valued human assets with the right communication and inclusive wellness strategies.
The Power of Self-
advocacy in Healthcare
For working professionals, the single most important ‘skill’ in their journey with a chronic illness is the ability to advocate for themselves to get the care that they need.
This topic functionally equips employees with proven tools, strategies, and mindset shifts–enabling them to navigate a burdensome healthcare system with confidence and knowledge.
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The Minority
Patient Experience
Race, Gender, and Healthcare Bias
For many minority patients, having a chronic illness is a twin battle of living with and managing their symptoms–while facing healthcare barriers that exacerbate and delay their path to care.
This topic helps hospitals and clinics build cultural competence and fill the communication gap–to ultimately achieve better patient outcomes and tackle what currently consumes 90% of healthcare expenditure.
For Organizations
For Organizations:
For Non-Profits
For Non-Profits:
For Healthcare Systems
For Healthcare
Systems:
The Minority
Patient Experience
The Minority
Patient Experience
Race, Gender, and Healthcare Bias
Race, Gender, and Healthcare Bias
For many minority patients, having a chronic illness is a twin battle of living with and managing their symptoms–while facing healthcare barriers that exacerbate and delay their path to care.
This topic helps hospitals and clinics build cultural competence and fill the communication gap–to ultimately achieve better patient outcomes and tackle what currently consumes 90% of healthcare expenditure.
For many minority patients, having a chronic illness is a twin battle of living with and managing their symptoms–while facing healthcare barriers that exacerbate and delay their path to care.
This topic helps hospitals and clinics build cultural competence and fill the communication gap–to ultimately achieve better patient outcomes and tackle what currently consumes 90% of healthcare expenditure.
01
02
The Power of Self-
advocacy in Healthcare
For working professionals, the single most important ‘skill’ in their journey with a chronic illness is the ability to advocate for themselves to get the care that they need.
This topic functionally equips employees with proven tools, strategies, and mindset shifts–enabling them to navigate a burdensome healthcare system with confidence and knowledge.
Work, Wellness,
and Chronic Illness
With 1 in 4 adults in the US suffering from a chronic illness, NCDs are a hard-set reality of any workforce–manifesting as a cascade of costs from presenteeism to high turnover of talent.
This topic guides corporations on how to build
a strategic health ecosystem, protecting their valued human assets with the right communication and inclusive wellness strategies.
01
02
Finding Purpose & Strength
Resilience Isn’t Linear
From the many experiences that people draw on for inspiration, fortitude, and lessons: the journey of living with a chronic illness is an under-recognized yet critical one.
This topic shares the ups and downs, the cathartic humor, and discovered strength and purpose–from a raw, personal account of a minority woman living with Chronic Kidney Disease.
Living Fully With a Chronic Illness
Beyond the Diagnosis
The challenges that come with a chronic illness have many faces–from the physical pain to medical costs, shifts in relationships, and the emotional toll of losing identity and hope.
This topic is designed to educate individuals and communities on how to navigate through these challenges–whether they’re currently living with a chronic illness or not.
01
02
Work, Wellness,
& Chronic Illness
With 1 in 4 adults in the US suffering from a chronic illness, NCDs are a hard-set reality of any workforce–manifesting as a cascade of costs from presenteeism to high turnover of talent.
This topic guides corporations on how to build a strategic health ecosystem, protecting their valued human assets with the right communication and inclusive wellness strategies.
Protecting Your Human Assets
The Power of
Self-advocacy
For working professionals, the single most important ‘skill’ in their journey with a chronic illness is the ability to advocate for themselves to get the care that they need.
This topic functionally equips employees with proven tools, strategies, and mindset shifts–enabling them to navigate a burdensome healthcare system with confidence and knowledge.
The #1 Skill to Get Healthcare
01
02
Living Fully With a Chronic Illness
Beyond the Diagnosis
The challenges that come with a chronic illness have many faces–from the physical pain to medical costs, shifts in relationships, and the emotional toll of losing identity and hope.
This topic is designed to educate individuals and communities on how to navigate through these challenges–whether they’re currently living with a chronic illness or not.
Finding Purpose & Strength
Resilience Isn’t Linear
From the many experiences that people draw on for inspiration, fortitude, and lessons: the journey of living with a chronic illness is an under-recognized yet critical one.
This topic shares the ups and downs, the cathartic humor, and discovered strength and purpose–from a raw, personal account of a minority woman living with Chronic Kidney Disease.
“Chronic illness does not usually kick the door in with a dramatic entrance.
It whispers…A weird ache here. A sudden crash of exhaustion there. A quiet but unshakeable gut feeling that something’s off.
At first, it is easy to dismiss…Maybe that stomach pain was just something you ate. Maybe everyone feels this rundown. Spoiler alert: They do not."
"Sadly, the barriers to diag-nosis & treatment do not stop at the medical system.
Cultural norms can also pose significant barriers to accessing care. In many African and other minority communities, discussing health struggles or showing vulnerability is stigmatized…[and] can prevent people from seeking care, leaving them to struggle alone in silence."
"Over time, I have learned that the best way to navigate these challenges is to advocate for myself.
It requires preparation, confidence, and persistence to ensure your voice is heard…Learning to do this effectively might take some time and practice, but it is crucial in securing the care and support you need."
“Chronic illness does not usually kick the door in with a dramatic entrance.
It whispers…A weird ache here. A sudden crash of exhaustion there. A quiet but unshakeable gut feeling that something’s off.
At first, it is easy to dismiss…Maybe that stomach pain was just something you ate. Maybe everyone feels this rundown. Spoiler alert: They do not."
"Sadly, the barriers to diag-nosis & treatment do not stop at the medical system.
Cultural norms can also pose significant barriers to accessing care. In many African and other minority communities, discussing health struggles or showing vulnerability is stigmatized…[and] can prevent people from seeking care, leaving them to struggle alone in silence."
"Over time, I have learned that the best way to navigate these challenges is to advocate for myself.
It requires preparation, confidence, and persistence to ensure your voice is heard…Learning to do this effectively might take some time and practice, but it is crucial in securing the care and support you need."
“Chronic illness does not usually kick the door in with a dramatic entrance.
It whispers…A weird ache here. A sudden crash of exhaustion there. A quiet but unshakeable gut feeling that something’s off.
At first, it is easy to dismiss…Maybe that stomach pain was just something you ate. Maybe everyone feels this rundown. Spoiler alert: They do not."
"Sadly, the barriers to diag-nosis & treatment do not stop at the medical system.
Cultural norms can also pose significant barriers to accessing care. In many African and other minority communities, discussing health struggles or showing vulnerability is stigmatized…[and] can prevent people from seeking care, leaving them to struggle alone in silence."
"Over time, I have learned that the best way to navigate these challenges is to advocate for myself.
It requires preparation, confidence, and persistence to ensure your voice is heard…Learning to do this effectively might take some time and practice, but it is crucial in securing the care and support you need."
“Chronic illness does not usually kick the door in with a dramatic entrance.
It whispers…A weird ache here. A sudden crash of exhaustion there. A quiet but unshakeable gut feeling that something’s off.
At first, it is easy to dismiss…Maybe that stomach pain was just something you ate. Maybe everyone feels this rundown. Spoiler alert: They do not."
"Sadly, the barriers to diag-nosis & treatment do not stop at the medical system.
Cultural norms can also pose significant barriers to accessing care. In many African and other minority communities, discussing health struggles or showing vulnerability is stigmatized…[and] can prevent people from seeking care, leaving them to struggle alone in silence."
"Over time, I have learned that the best way to navigate these challenges is to advocate for myself.
It requires preparation, confidence, and persistence to ensure your voice is heard…Learning to do this effectively might take some time and practice, but it is crucial in securing the care and support you need."
'Beyond The Diagnosis' by Tatiana Mangwi
'Beyond The Diagnosis' by Tatiana Mangwi
“Chronic illness does not usually kick the door in with a dramatic entrance.
It whispers…A weird ache here. A sudden crash of exhaustion there. A quiet but unshakeable gut feeling that something’s off. At first, it is easy to dismiss…Maybe that stomach pain was just something you ate. Maybe everyone feels this rundown. Spoiler alert: They do not."
"Sadly, the barriers to diagnosis & treatment do not stop at the medical system.
Cultural norms can also pose significant barriers to accessing care. In many African and other minority communities, discussing health struggles or showing vulnerability is stigmatized…[and] can prevent people
from seeking care, leaving them to struggle alone in silence.""Over time, I have learned that the best way to navigate these challenges is to advocate for myself.
It requires preparation, confidence, and persistence to ensure your voice is heard…Learning to do this effectively might take some time and practice, but it is crucial in securing the care and support you need."
“Chronic illness does not usually kick the door in with a dramatic entrance.
It whispers…A weird ache here. A sudden crash of exhaustion there. A quiet but unshakeable gut feeling that something’s off. At first, it is easy to dismiss…Maybe that stomach pain was just something you ate. Maybe everyone feels this rundown. Spoiler alert: They do not."
"Sadly, the barriers to diagnosis & treatment do not stop at the medical system.
Cultural norms can also pose significant barriers to accessing care. In many African and other minority communities, discussing health struggles or showing vulnerability is stigmatized…[and] can prevent people
from seeking care, leaving them to struggle alone in silence.""Over time, I have learned that the best way to navigate these challenges is to advocate for myself.
It requires preparation, confidence, and persistence to ensure your voice is heard…Learning to do this effectively might take some time and practice, but it is crucial in securing the care and support you need."
“Chronic illness does not usually kick the door in with a dramatic entrance.
It whispers…A weird ache here. A sudden crash of exhaustion there. A quiet but unshakeable gut feeling that something’s off. At first, it is easy to dismiss…Maybe that stomach pain was just something you ate. Maybe everyone feels this rundown. Spoiler alert: They do not."
"Sadly, the barriers to diagnosis & treatment do not stop at the medical system.
Cultural norms can also pose significant barriers to accessing care. In many African and other minority communities, discussing health struggles or showing vulnerability is stigmatized…[and] can prevent people
from seeking care, leaving them to struggle alone in silence.""Over time, I have learned that the best way to navigate these challenges is to advocate for myself.
It requires preparation, confidence, and persistence to ensure your voice is heard…Learning to do this effectively might take some time and practice, but it is crucial in securing the care and support you need."
“Chronic illness does not usually kick the door in with a dramatic entrance.
It whispers…A weird ache here. A sudden crash of exhaustion there. A quiet but unshakeable gut feeling that something’s off. At first, it is easy to dismiss…Maybe that stomach pain was just something you ate. Maybe everyone feels this rundown. Spoiler alert: They do not."
"Sadly, the barriers to diagnosis & treatment do not stop at the medical system.
Cultural norms can also pose significant barriers to accessing care. In many African and other minority communities, discussing health struggles or showing vulnerability is stigmatized…[and] can prevent people
from seeking care, leaving them to struggle alone in silence.""Over time, I have learned that the best way to navigate these challenges is to advocate for myself.
It requires preparation, confidence, and persistence to ensure your voice is heard…Learning to do this effectively might take some time and practice, but it is crucial in securing the care and support you need."
“Chronic illness does not usually kick the door in with a dramatic entrance.
It whispers…A weird ache here. A sudden crash of exhaustion there. A quiet but unshakeable gut feeling that something’s off. At first, it is easy to dismiss…Maybe that stomach pain was just something you ate. Maybe everyone feels this rundown. Spoiler alert: They do not."
"Sadly, the barriers to diagnosis & treatment do not stop at the medical system.
Cultural norms can also pose significant barriers to accessing care. In many African and other minority communities, discussing health struggles or showing vulnerability is stigmatized…[and] can prevent people from seeking care"
"Over time, I have learned that the best way to navigate these challenges is to advocate for myself.
It requires preparation, confidence, and persistence to ensure your voice is heard…Learning to do this effectively might take some time and practice, but it is crucial in securing the care and support you need."
“Chronic illness does not usually kick the door in with a dramatic entrance.
It whispers…A weird ache here. A sudden crash of exhaustion there. A quiet but unshakeable gut feeling that something’s off. At first, it is easy to dismiss…Maybe that stomach pain was just something you ate. Maybe everyone feels this rundown. Spoiler alert: They do not."
"Sadly, the barriers to diagnosis & treatment do not stop at the medical system.
Cultural norms can also pose significant barriers to accessing care. In many African and other minority communities, discussing health struggles or showing vulnerability is stigmatized…[and] can prevent people from seeking care"
"Over time, I have learned that the best way to navigate these challenges is to advocate for myself.
It requires preparation, confidence, and persistence to ensure your voice is heard…Learning to do this effectively might take some time and practice, but it is crucial in securing the care and support you need."
“Chronic illness does not usually kick the door in with a dramatic entrance.
It whispers…A weird ache here. A sudden crash of exhaustion there. A quiet but unshakeable gut feeling that something’s off. At first, it is easy to dismiss…Maybe that stomach pain was just something you ate. Maybe everyone feels this rundown. Spoiler alert: They do not."
"Sadly, the barriers to diagnosis & treatment do not stop at the medical system.
Cultural norms can also pose significant barriers to accessing care. In many African and other minority communities, discussing health struggles or showing vulnerability is stigmatized…[and] can prevent people from seeking care"
"Over time, I have learned that the best way to navigate these challenges is to advocate for myself.
It requires preparation, confidence, and persistence to ensure your voice is heard…Learning to do this effectively might take some time and practice, but it is crucial in securing the care and support you need."
“Chronic illness does not usually kick the door in with a dramatic entrance.
It whispers…A weird ache here. A sudden crash of exhaustion there. A quiet but unshakeable gut feeling that something’s off. At first, it is easy to dismiss…Maybe that stomach pain was just something you ate. Maybe everyone feels this rundown. Spoiler alert: They do not."
"Sadly, the barriers to diagnosis & treatment do not stop at the medical system.
Cultural norms can also pose significant barriers to accessing care. In many African and other minority communities, discussing health struggles or showing vulnerability is stigmatized…[and] can prevent people from seeking care"
"Over time, I have learned that the best way to navigate these challenges is to advocate for myself.
It requires preparation, confidence, and persistence to ensure your voice is heard…Learning to do this effectively might take some time and practice, but it is crucial in securing the care and support you need."