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Walk into your next appointment ready.

BecomingHealthyHer turns research into plain-language tools you can use before, during, and after an appointment.

Open the tools → See the 3 P's

✓ Funded by a Research!America award

Your starter kit 3 P's

Appointment Prep Sheet

Notes, symptoms & questions before you go

Speak-Up Script

Say it clearly & ask for next steps

Screening Tracker

Know what's due, and when

Downloadable · print-readyOpen-access

Two clear paths

Find your front door.

One track if you're advocating for your own health, another if you train others to communicate better.

For you Women & community

Tools to advocate for yourself

Plain-language worksheets and video modules you can use today. No email, no login.

Open Tools & Resources → For pros Clinicians & public-health pros

Train in better health communication

A train-the-trainer track on reflective listening and non-deficit, culturally responsive care.

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The method

The 3 P's of health communication.

A repeatable way to show up for your own health before, during, and after every visit.

01

Prepare

Get ready before appointments so nothing important gets forgotten.

Write notes in advance
Document how you've been feeling
Formulate your questions & concerns

02

Present

Advocate in the room with clarity and confidence.

Share concerns & experiences clearly
Show confidence in self-advocacy
Ask questions to get next steps

03

Prevent

Stay ahead by reducing risk and keeping up with screenings.

Mitigate chronic-disease risk factors
Stay current on screenings & imaging
Healthier women build stronger communities

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Dr. Breana Turner

Becoming HealthyHer from patients to practitioners

Featured program

Making the doctor's office feel safe, and health feel approachable.

The Becoming HealthyHer modules are built on the three P's. Consultations with physicians, medical students, and residents, plus multigenerational focus-group data, shaped culturally congruent activities for patients and clinicians alike.

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Research!
America
2025–26

Why these tools are open

A 2025–2026 Research!America Public Engagement Content Award.

Awarded to Dr. Breana Turner at Virginia Tech, the grant funds open-access curriculum in science communication and public engagement.

In their words

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She's bridging a long-standing gap in how Black women's health is prioritized, turning rigorous research into something women can actually use.

Abigail J. Covington Founder, Black Women Heal