Loretta Laroche Presents: Life Is Short—wear Your Party Pants at The Spire Center For Performing Arts

Life Is Short—Wear Your Party Pants
 
Join us for an entertaining afternoon with Loretta LaRoche, internationally acclaimed stress expert, humorist, author, speaker, and TV personality.
 
In Life Is Short—Wear Your Party Pants, Loretta provides the tools to not only reduce feelings of tension, but also to bring joy, passion, and gusto into your life. Her techniques are a brilliant blend of old-world common sense and contemporary research in brain chemistry, psychology, and mind-body studies. Loretta gives you dozens of proven techniques for recognizing the ten simple truths that will lead you to an intense, happy, successful life....

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Life Is Short—Wear Your Party Pants
 
Join us for an entertaining afternoon with Loretta LaRoche, internationally acclaimed stress expert, humorist, author, speaker, and TV personality.
 
In Life Is Short—Wear Your Party Pants, Loretta provides the tools to not only reduce feelings of tension, but also to bring joy, passion, and gusto into your life. Her techniques are a brilliant blend of old-world common sense and contemporary research in brain chemistry, psychology, and mind-body studies. Loretta gives you dozens of proven techniques for recognizing the ten simple truths that will lead you to an intense, happy, successful life.
 
Bio:Loretta LaRoche is an international stress management expert who helped pioneer the use of humor as a coping mechanism. She has authored eight best selling books and has been the star of seven PBS shows aired in over eighty stations nationwide. She was an adjunct faculty member at the Mind/Body Medical Institute, an affiliate of Harvard Medical School for fifteen years. She has shared the stage with former President Bill Clinton, Anthony Robbins, Dr. Phil, Suzie Orman, Arianna Huffington, Quincy Jones, Ellen Degeneres and a host of other dignitaries and celebrities. Her signature humor is her ability to observe the absurdities that are so much a part of the human condition and the culture which often lead to stress and to help find the AHA in the HA HA!

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