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Connected Holistic Health Event
A Weekend for Mind, Body & Hormonal Well-being | September 27–28, 2025 | Amsterdam
Share Your Story. Be the Voice That Shifts the Narrative
Speak at Connected Health Weekend 2025 — a two-day, in-person event in Amsterdam bringing together world-renowned experts, wellness innovators, and women with stories that need to be heard.
You’ll be joining a powerful lineup, including Dr Louise Newson and Suzanne Rethans, who will help lead the conversation around women’s midlife health across our 8 Pillars of Womanship.
We’re curating a lineup of professionals, thought leaders, and storytellers to inspire, inform, and shift the conversation around women’s midlife health.
This is your opportunity to be part of a movement redefining how we talk about health, hormones, power, and wellbeing.
How to Apply
Here’s what we’d love from you:
- Introduce Yourself & Your Topic
Tell us who you are and what you want to share. - Align with a Womanship Pillar
Choose one of the 8 wellness areas your session connects to. - Select Format & Audience Size
Main stage (~220), workshop (~50), or panel. - Upload a Short Video
A 1–2 min video so we can get a feel for your voice, energy, and message. - Panel Interest (optional)
Let us know if you’d like to contribute to a discussion panel instead of a solo talk.
No previous speaking experience required.
We value clarity, connection, and a well-told story.
Speaker Benefits
While this is not a paid speaking opportunity, you’ll receive:
- ✔ Professional photos and video (where applicable)
- ✔ Promotion across Womanship platforms
- ✔ Priority access to behind-the-scenes gatherings
- ✔ Visibility alongside keynote speakers like Dr Louise Newson
- ✔ The chance to build thought leadership and grow your community
FAQ's
Q. What are the wellness areas I can align my talk with?
A. The wellness areas include, but are not limited to:
- Career & Finance
- Sex & Relationships
- Ageing & Menopause
- Sex & Relationships
- Emotional Wellbeing
- Physical Wellbeing
- Death & Bereavement
- Fertility & Pregnancy
Q. Do I need previous speaking experience to apply?
A. No, we welcome both seasoned speakers and first-time storytellers. Passion and alignment with our mission are what matter most.
What should I include in my application video?
A: Share your passion for the topic, how it aligns with our event’s goals, and a glimpse of your presentation style. This helps us understand your perspective and energy.
Q: Are there opportunities for panel discussions?
A: Yes, we may have openings for panel discussions. Please indicate your interest in the application form.
Q: What if I prefer a specific audience size?
A: You can specify your preference for a more intimate setting (~50 attendees) or a larger audience (~220 attendees) in your application.
Q: How long should my presentation be?
A: Indicate your ideal presentation length, including Q&A, in your application. This helps us in scheduling and session planning.
Q: Will there be breakout rooms available?
A: Yes, breakout rooms are available and will depend on group size and session format. We’ll work with you to find the best fit if your session is selected.
Q: How will I know if I am selected?
A: Selected speakers will be contacted individually with further details. We’ll do our best to respond to everyone, but please know we’re a small team—thank you for your patience and understanding.
Q: Is this a paid speaking opportunity?
A: While this is not a paid speaking opportunity, it’s a chance to share your message on a respected platform alongside world-renowned experts like Dr. Louise Newson and Suzanne Rethans.
As a speaker, you’ll receive:
✔ Visibility across the Womanship community and event attendees
✔ Professional photos and video (where applicable) of your session
✔ Promotion via our channels before, during, and after the event
✔ Access to networking opportunities and behind-the-scenes gatherings
Many of our speakers see this as a powerful way to build thought leadership, grow their audience, and be part of a movement that’s changing the conversation on women’s health.