Let Regina inspire your group!

Bring Regina to your event!

Regina is a popular inspirational speaker at conferences, hospitals, cancer centers, non-profits, churches, temples and retreats.

Regina draws from her personal story -- from being a lost unwed mother, survivor of sexual assault, recovering alcoholic, cancer survivor and Alzheimer’s caregiver -- to inspire and empower survivors of all kinds of detours to create a life they love out of the life they have.

Businesses, churches, temples and nonprofits bring her in to help raise money and inspire their staff, volunteers, board and the community they serve. Regina can tailor her speech to meet the needs of your organization.

Enjoy her TEDx talk below!

Cancer survivors

Regina was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1998. She knows what it’s like to be bald from chemo, weak from radiation and flat from a double mastectomy. She loves to talk to cancer survivors, thrivers and warriors, and to the medical profession, about how to better care for themselves and their patients.

Create a life you love out of the life you have left

Prognosis? Live fully the day you are in

Recovering alcoholics and addicts

Regina has celebrated the gift of sobriety since 1981. She inspires the recovering community and the professionals who help them with her story of resilience and hope.

Surrender to win and everybody wins

The write way to recover

Spiritual seekers

Regina has a master’s degree in religious studies and a “PhD in life.” She speaks with humor, passion and compassion about being lost on the broken road that led her to a God of joy.

Find your mission in life: Be the miracle you were sent here to be

Get a bigger God: Instead of telling God how big your problems are, tell your problems how big your God is

 Alzheimer’s caregivers

Regina navigated the difficult world of dementia as she cared for her mother for three years. Alzheimer’s challenged and clarified their complicated relationship.  

Forgive everyone everything: How to release the past and open the gift that is the present

Your presence matters more than the memories