Speaking

Bring Annie into the conversation women are already having after everyone else leaves the room.

Annie makes hard conversations feel human. Your audience laughs, recognizes herself, finally understands something she has been carrying for years, and leaves with language and a next step.

Annie Chitate, RN
The room should leave with“She gets it.”“Now I understand why.”“I can actually do something with this.”
Signature talks

Not another motivational speech.

Each talk combines Annie’s nurse’s eye, lived experience, humor and plain-language teaching so women do more than feel inspired for an hour.

01

Bring Sexy Back

Energy, confidence, desire and feeling alive in your own skin after 40.

“Sexy” is not smaller jeans. Annie opens a grown-woman conversation about the disconnect women feel from their bodies, relationships and confidence, then reframes that disconnect as information instead of personal failure. Expect laughter, recognition, science made simple and a much bigger definition of what it means to feel like yourself.

Women’s WellnessHormones & MidlifeIdentityRelationshipsConfidence
02

Your Body Is Talking

Stop treating every symptom like a separate emergency. Learn to see the pattern.

Hair. Belly. Sleep. Mood. Blood pressure. Cravings. Brain fog. Annie shows audiences how to stop reducing the body to disconnected dots and start asking better questions about inputs, changes and patterns. It is health education without the lecture-hall feeling: concrete, visual and useful.

Health LiteracyPreventionBehavior ChangeSelf-AdvocacyPractical Wellness
03

Health Is the New Power

Because your health determines how much life you have the capacity to hold.

This talk moves wellness out of the “self-care extra” category and into the center of leadership, family, work, purpose and legacy. Annie challenges women who carry everyone else to stop treating their own capacity as endlessly renewable, without shaming them or demanding a life they do not have time to live.

LeadershipCaregivingCapacityPurposeLegacy
What makes Annie different
She can make a room laugh at “Juicy Lucy,” then turn around and make insulin make sense.

That range matters.

Annie is credible without becoming clinical. Warm without becoming vague. Funny without making the subject small. She is comfortable naming the things women whisper about — chin hair, libido, body odor, fear, marriage, menopause, weight, depression, caregiving, faith — and then giving the room a language for what is happening.

In the room

She sees the woman.

Annie speaks to one woman at a time, even in a full room. The result feels conversational rather than performed.

On the way home

She leaves language behind.

Metaphors, questions and memorable phrases give the audience something they can repeat, teach and actually use.

Annie Chitate with Barbara O'Neill
Proof of room

Built in live conversation, not in a speaker lab.

Annie has taught women live, hosted wellness experiences and shared platforms with respected educators including Barbara O’Neill and Dannah Gresh. Her strongest material comes from thousands of real questions, reactions and conversations with the women she serves.

“I appreciate you all tackling the hard stuff.”

Audience language from a recent Change My Life Challenge.

Formats

Give Annie the room. She’ll meet it.

Keynote

Big idea. Memorable language.

For conferences, women’s events, faith communities, health gatherings and organizations.

Workshop

Teach it. Work it. Leave with it.

Interactive sessions designed around practical understanding, reflection and next steps.

Conversation

Panels, firesides & hosting.

Annie is strongest when the room can breathe, respond and go somewhere honest.

For planners

Tell us who will be in the room.

The best version of Annie’s talk starts with your audience, not a canned deck.

Share the event, the women you are serving, the conversation you want to create, and what you hope they walk away believing or doing differently.

Speaker reel, bios, event photos, topic descriptions and technical details can be packaged into a speaker kit before launch.