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Show Yourself Some Love

Women's Wellness Event

 

We'll be back!

Saturday, April 18, 2026

Cultural Activities Center
3011 N. 3rd St.
Temple, TX 76501

The reviews are in: 2025 was our biggest and best event so far. Huge thanks to everyone who joined us for Show Yourself Some Love and our RightCare Baby Shower.

Join us next time: Saturday, April 18, 2026 at the Cultural Activities Center, 3011 N. 3rd St. in Temple.

We'll post details as we get closer to the 2026 event date. Until then, stay well and remember to Show Yourself Some Love!

Event Schedule

9 AM
Registration

Sign in, grab a snack and find a seat.

9:30 AM
Making Long-Term Health a Priority

Patricia J. Sulak, M.D.

10:15 AM
Break

Stretch your legs and visit the resource tables.

10:30 AM
Weight Loss: Weighing In On ALL the Options

Dr. Marlow Griggs

10:30 AM
RightCare Members Baby Shower

Separate registration required

11:30 AM
Lunch

Enjoy a light lunch on us.

Noon
Panel: Health Tips
Panelists
  • Dr. Ariane Secrest, Moderator
  • Dr. Marlow Griggs
  • Tammy Hebert
  • Dr. Mandy Parra
1:15 PM
Closing remarks
1:30 PM
Event ends

Chat with the speakers, last chance to visit resource tables.

Past Events
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2023
2024
2025

Speakers

Patricia J. Sulak, M.D.

Patricia J. Sulak, M.D.

A physician, professor, author and renowned researcher and speaker, Dr. Sulak is passionate about improving the lives of everyone she encounters. She and her husband, Jeffrey A. Waxman, M.D., are co-founders of Living WELL Aware, a holistic wellness educational program. While internationally known for her innovative research on difficult women's medical issues, her current endeavor is assisting men and women of all ages in elevating their health and happiness.

More about Dr. Sulak

Patricia J. Sulak, M.D.

A physician, professor, author and renowned researcher and speaker, Dr. Sulak is passionate about improving the lives of everyone she encounters. She and her husband, Jeffrey A. Waxman, M.D., are co-founders of Living WELL Aware, a holistic wellness educational program. While internationally known for her innovative research on difficult women's medical issues, her current endeavor is assisting men and women of all ages in elevating their health and happiness.

More about Dr. Sulak

Dr. Marlow Griggs

Dr. Marlow Griggs

A Texas native, Dr. Marlow Griggs has been in the Temple area since 2009. She graduated from Texas A&M College of Medicine and Baylor Scott & White Family Medicine Residency. Helping patients with weight loss grew as a passion starting in 2019. She became a diplomate of the American Board of Obesity Medicine in 2021 and currently sees Westfield Clinic patients for weight loss-focused visits as a large part of her practice. Dr. Griggs has four children who keep her busy; she enjoys traveling the world and spending time with family and friends.

Dr. Marlow Griggs

A Texas native, Dr. Marlow Griggs has been in the Temple area since 2009. She graduated from Texas A&M College of Medicine and Baylor Scott & White Family Medicine Residency. Helping patients with weight loss grew as a passion starting in 2019. She became a diplomate of the American Board of Obesity Medicine in 2021 and currently sees Westfield Clinic patients for weight loss-focused visits as a large part of her practice. Dr. Griggs has four children who keep her busy; she enjoys traveling the world and spending time with family and friends.

Panel Moderator

Ariane Hollub Secrest

Ariane Hollub Secrest, Ph.D., OTR, CHES®

The Founding Director of the UMHB Public Health Program and an Assistant Professor in the School of Health Professions, Dr. Secrest is a member of the American Public Health Association, Texas Public Health Association and the Texas chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine (TACSM). She's also the Associate Executive Director of TACSM, a Past President of the Temple Founder Lions Club, a board member for the Ronald McDonald House Charities-Temple and a member of Altrusa International - Temple. She and her husband reside in Temple with their two puppies, Henry and Wyatt.

Dr. Ariane Hollub Secrest

The Founding Director of the UMHB Public Health Program and an Assistant Professor in the School of Health Professions, Dr. Secrest is a member of the American Public Health Association, Texas Public Health Association and the Texas chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine (TACSM). She's also the Associate Executive Director of TACSM, a Past President of the Temple Founder Lions Club, a board member for the Ronald McDonald House Charities-Temple and a member of Altrusa International - Temple. She and her husband reside in Temple with their two puppies, Henry and Wyatt.

Panelists

Tammy Hebert

Tammy Hebert

Tammy Hebert is a physical therapist with experience working with people from 0 to 110 years old. She was board certified in geriatric physical therapy and is a certified functional manual therapist. She has a passion for helping people move with greater ease, no matter their current abilities.

Tammy Hebert

Tammy Hebert is a physical therapist with experience working with people from 0 to 110 years old. She was board certified in geriatric physical therapy and is a certified functional manual therapist. She has a passion for helping people move with greater ease, no matter their current abilities.

Dr. Mandy Parra

Dr. Mandy Parra

Dr. Mandy Parra serves as an Assistant Professor at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor and Director of the UMHB Human Performance Lab. She earned a Bachelor of Science from Hardin-Simmons University and her Master's degree in Exercise Science (with an emphasis in Strength and Conditioning) from Baylor University and finished her academic career at the University of Kansas, where she earned her Ph.D. in Exercise Physiology. Dr. Parra is long-standing member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) and the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM). She enjoys outdoor recreation activities, mountain biking, trail running and weightlifting! Dr. Parra lives in Belton with her husband Aaron, two sons and two dogs.

Dr. Mandy Parra

Dr. Mandy Parra serves as an Assistant Professor at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor and Director of the UMHB Human Performance Lab. She earned a Bachelor of Science from Hardin-Simmons University and her Master's degree in Exercise Science (with an emphasis in Strength and Conditioning) from Baylor University and finished her academic career at the University of Kansas, where she earned her Ph.D. in Exercise Physiology. Dr. Parra is long-standing member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) and the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM). She enjoys outdoor recreation activities, mountain biking, trail running and weightlifting! Dr. Parra lives in Belton with her husband Aaron, two sons and two dogs.

Participants subject to change

Panelists

Women at the Helm: Leading the Charge for Community Health

  • Georgette Greenwood
  • Annie McCall
  • Tara Stafford
  • Sherri Woytek
  • Amy Yeager

Georgette Greenwood

Executive Director, Lady of the Angels Maternity Shelter

Our Lady of the Angels Maternity Shelter (OLAMS) provides shelter to women in crisis pregnancies and post-partum by offering a loving and stable family environment to support the mother and child in their efforts to create a hopeful future for themselves.

Annie McCall

Executive Director, Hospice House

Our Hospice House in Belton, Texas, provides around-the-clock, family-style home care in a peaceful, compassionate environment where terminally ill residents can live and die with dignity, comfort and grace while being cared for with love - at no cost to those in need.

Tara Stafford

Director of Community Engagement, Baylor Scott & White Health Plan

Part of the Baylor Scott & White Health family, Baylor Scott & White Health Plan insures more than 500,000 members with a service area that stretches over 171 counties in North, Central and West Texas. Tara is responsible for planning, developing and coordinating community outreach and member engagement activities for Baylor Scott & White Health Plan. Her team provides support to members who need assistance accessing healthcare as well as social services that impact overall health.

Sherri Woytek

Executive Director, Temple Community Clinic

Temple Community Clinic, with the support of donors and community partners, delivers quality care for the uninsured and underinsured within the healthcare gap, providing access to leading doctors, social work services and health and wellness education.

Amy Yeager

District Director, Bell County Public Health

The Bell County Public Health District provides services such as immunizations, sexually transmitted disease (STD) testing and prevention education, pregnancy testing and family planning services and disease surveillance services to eligible citizens of Bell and surrounding counties. Health protection services also include the provision of nutritional services through the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program, consumer protection through the Environmental Health and Food Protection Program and the preservation of community function and safety through the Public Health Preparedness (PHEP) Program.

Directions

Where to go

Cultural Activities Center
3011 N. 3rd St.
Temple, TX 76501

Frequently Asked Questions

There is NO CHARGE to anyone who wants to attend. This event is brought to you Baylor Scott & White Health Plan and our sponsors.

Registration is encouraged but not required. We would appreciate you letting us know if you're coming and how many kids/adults are in your group, so we can plan how many snacks/giveaways to have on hand.

Show Yourself Some Love is a community-wide event open to any and every woman in Central Texas. The RightCare Baby Shower is for RightCare members and a guest (separate registration required). Participants who are not attending the baby shower will hear from Dr. Griggs during that time, then everyone will come back together for lunch and the rest of the program.

Yes, but please be advised that childcare will not be available.

Women tend to put themselves last on their list of priorities — and that includes taking charge of their own health and wellbeing. But what happens if you get sidelined by a medical issue? Who will take care of everyone and everything then?

At this event, you will learn ways to Show Yourself Some Love so you can live a healthier, happier life. It's all part of our commitment to empower you to live well.

If at all possible, yes. However, we understand that you have other commitments and may need to arrive late/leave early. Just know that you'll get the most out of the event if you're able to attend all the presentations.

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