"A note to thank you so very much for speaking at the [American Cancer Society] Regional Vice Presidents Conference. . .Your presentation message and delivery were both perfect! . . .Your message is so relevant to so many individuals I come in contact with daily. I will continue to share your message for years to come."
- Gloria Jetter, Regional Executive Director
South Atlantic Division/Maryland Region

Lori Hope is not only the author of the Amazon.com top cancer support book, Help Me Live: 20 Things People with Cancer Want You to Know, and a journalist whose works has been featured on the Oprah show and in other prominent media, she is also a very popular public speaker. Her presentations about hope and compassionate and caring communication, as well as her talks about smoking addiction and cessation and the stigma of lung cancer, have been described as galvanizing, and Hope has been called, "卲assionate, candid, down-to-earth, witty." (See Public Speaker.)

Hope, a cancer survivor herself, has spoken before groups of The American Cancer Society, the Jewish Federation, the American Thoracic Society, and many other organizations and institutions, including Google, UCLA, UCSF, and Tulane University School of Medicine. Her messages of hope, humor, and the importance of compassionate communication are vital not only to people who care for someone with cancer, but to anyone who wants to help a friend, colleague, or loved one who is coping with any trauma, disease, or disorder, including depression. Principles Hope illustrates through compelling stories in her book and during live presentations are useful to anyone endeavoring to communicate clearly and effectively.

To invite Hope to speak to your group, please email Lori@LoriHope.com with "Speaker" in the subject heading. NOTE: We have had some problems with our server. If your email bounces, please send to hope.lori@gmail.com. Thank you and sorry for any inconvenience.