Dr Kate Allatt

Living without limits, survived and thrived after a brainstem stroke , Don't ...

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In-person: £3k-£5k
Virtual: £3k-£5k

Topics:

Adversity & resilience
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Mental health & wellbeing
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Mindfulness & self confidence

Kate Allatt astonishingly survived and thrived after a brainstem stroke at 39 years of age, with a Locked In Syndrome diagnosis.

She is an internationally published author ‘Running Free – Breaking out of locked in syndrome‘ and an inspirational  & motivational speaker. Founder and CEO of global advocacy charity Fighting Strokes. She is Co-Collaborator researcher at the University of Nottingham. She passionately believes that no one should lower your expectations, you don’t only live once but  only die once and that there are no promises, just possibilities in life!

She passionately believes in delivering practical conference, keynote speeches or workshops that empower patients with the knowledge, skills and confidence to better self-manage their chronic long term conditions. This ‘person-centred’ supported self-management will help the NHS realise their Five Year Forward View vision.

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What people say

Kate was remarkable and had over 1,000 GPs and students spellbound – I anticipate her rating as one of the highest of conference, and you know that the standard is excellent generally. I can also recommend her book ‘Running Free’.

Dr. Helen Stokes-Lampard, Royal College of GPs

Warm, engaging and memorable, our guests were enthralled by Kate Allatt and her inspiring story.

Phillipa Charles, The Garfield Weston Foundation

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