Nicolle D. Surratte, Chief Inspiration Officer of NspireD, is a dedicated holistic health coach, and a breast cancer “thriver.”
Nicolle’s journey is a testament to the power of proactive self-care and lifestyle changes. With a background in psychology, education, and a Master of Science in Deaf Education, Nicolle brings a wealth of knowledge to her holistic approach. She spent over 25 years in education, touching the lives of countless students as a teacher and administrator.
After her own transformative experience with breast cancer, Nicolle became a passionate advocate for holistic wellness. She believes that health is a journey, not a destination, and that it’s never too early to start prioritizing our well-being. Her mission is to help women stress less and enjoy life more.
Nicolle is a graduate of the Institute for Integrative Nutrition and a certified Community Health Worker through Temple University’s School of Public Health. She’s a trained Master Food Educator and Mindfulness/Well-being Volunteer with the Cooperative Extension of the University of Delaware.
One of Nicolle’s most significant achievements is graduating from the ProjectLEAD Institute, an intensive training in the science of breast cancer sponsored by the National Breast Cancer Coalition. She’s received training in advocacy and public policy through Susan G. Komen’s Speak Truth To Power initiative and has spoken on Capitol Hill.
In June 2023, Nicolle celebrated her 12th “cancer-versary,” marking over a decade of resilience and empowerment. Her story is a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the power of holistic well-being.
We are honored to have Nicolle D. Surratte join us as a guest speaker at the PinkMission Summit. Her insights and experiences promise to inspire and motivate all those in attendance. Together, we will continue to raise awareness and provide support for those affected by breast cancer.
Join us on October 8th, and let Nicolle’s story be a source of strength and inspiration on your own journey towards well-being.
