What Matters Most
As an educator, author and entrepreneur in the wellness space, Laura has helped thousands of people lean into what matters most in life; the state of their relationships with themselves and others.
Maintaining thriving and healthy relationships is the foundation of mental wellness and leads to the experience of joy, purpose, performance and productivity in both personal and professional lives.
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Speaker Testimonials
“It’s difficult to demand a stage the way Laura Lawrence does. Her ability to deliver important, life-changing messages while bringing humor and connection to the audience is admirable. It’s been an honour to share the stage with her.”
-Dr. Jody Carrington, Author & Psychologist
“The best professional development keynote speaker we’ve had in a long time!”
-Deanne Gray, Prairie Spirit School Division
“Engaging and uplifting presentation! In a time when vital social connections are lessened in our every day work life, Laura was able to teach us meaningful tools to reset our focus and reconnect as a group!”
-Rebecca Bryson, Cumberland Colleage
“Laura had an amazing energy and humour from the time she walked in the room!”
- Kristy McDougall, North District RCMP DSA Advisory Team
Heart-led
Laura is a visionary and a creator who leads with her heart first. She leaves a lasting and impactful impression on her audiences through her authenticity, humour and ability to make meaningful and relatable connections.
Story-teller
As the founder of Love Bug Books Publishing, Laura has successfully published 4 best-selling books on mental wellness, growth mindset, resiliency and self-confidence for children and adults. Her women’s memoirs called, "Behind Closed Doors: Memoirs of Motherhood, Marriage and Mental Health." was a best-seller on Amazon.
Award Winning Philanthropist
Laura was awarded the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee medal in 2023 for her philanthropic work with youth and mental health. In 2024, she was awarded the YWCA “Women of Distinction” award in the Health & Wellness Category.
“Laughter is always the best medicine."