Alison Kukla has witnessed first hand the disconnect between the different sectors of care for people living with disabilities throughout her professional public health experience. As a person living with epilepsy, she understands that the patient voice, the public health sphere, the pharmaceutical world, and medical fields need to act together and not over each other. Leveraging her MPH degree with her decades of professional experience in the public health sector, including roles in the Obama White House, Alison started her LLC to bring her expertise in public health, public speaking, and advocacy to communities who need a trusted leader and patient voice to bring these communities together. Alison has grown her reputation as an honest, savvy advocate and non-profit expert who can move seamlessly from non-profit to industry spaces. Adept at multiple leadership roles, no challenge is too large for Alison to face.
Services
Public Speaking and Advocacy
Experienced in public speaking and inspiring others on a variety of topics including public health, grief, policy, and relationships.
Network Navigator
Helping people find their way to the right resources by connecting them to the right people at the right time.
Strategic Programming
Guiding the design and execution of workshops and webinars that translate complex public health concepts into clear, actionable, and connection-driven experiences.
Specialized Facilitation
Experienced in creating intentional curriculum for learning in group environments. Past topics have included bereavement, improving memory, strategic planning, and interpersonal relationships. Able to help facilitate connection in-person and using diverse digital modalities.
Certifications
- Grief Recovery Method Specialist, The Grief Recovery Institute
- Crisis Specialist Training and Certification, American Association of Suicidology
- Seizure First Aid Certified, the Epilepsy Foundation
- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Workforce Certificate, University of South Florida
- Mental Health First Aid, National Council for Behavioral Health
Connect with Alison Kukla, MPH
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