"We were privileged to have Laurie Dhue speak at our Forum. She provided such meaningful, honest insight into her life, her successful TV career and the addiction that developed from alcohol and drugs. How she overcame her demons and restored her purpose in life is a courageous story that everyone should hear."

"Laurie Dhue was the keynote speaker at our annual fundraising event and a complete joy to work with! In addition to being extremely professional and capable, her passion for this cause inspired the room. She is an eloquent speaker and made our guests feel welcomed and appreciated. I highly recommend Laurie to anyone who is looking to organize an unforgettable event."

"Laurie Dhue keynoted our nonprofit organization's major annual recovery awareness event in October 2015, for a diverse audience of over 300 participants, including potential donors, general public, and recovery community members. Ms. Dhue is a dynamic and engaging professional speaker who delivers her message with warmth and humor. She combines her personal experience with science-based information to effectively counter the stigma of addictions. Laurie’s talk brought much positive attention to our program and we received positive feedback from all of our guests. We love her and you will too!"

"It was a wonderful event. We loved Laurie and we have heard nothing but rave reviews from those who attended the event! Thank you for helping us bring her here!"

"Outstanding! You are remarkable in your ability to deliver a 'home run' every time you present on behalf of Caron.You area gifted presenter with a powerful and compelling message. Thanks for helping everyone understand that addiction can happen to anyone, anywhere, and anytime – and even more importantly, that recovery is indeed, possible! -Doug Tieman, CEO of Caron Treatment Centers"

"People at McShin Recovery Fest really felt Laurie's enthusiasm and passion for recovery. Her message of hope is second to none; she touched and inspired so many. I believe that her involvement in the recovery movement will lead her to become part of the next generation of 'trusted servants' in the field, joining the likes of Betty Ford and Father Martin. She is the real deal. -John Shinholser, President, McShin Foundation, Richmond, VA"

"Laurie Dhue delivered a compelling commencement address at the annual graduation ceremony for The Hazelden Graduate School of Addiction Studies. Ms. Dhue engaged everyone in attendance-- an overflowing audience from board members to graduates-- with an elocution that at once both identified the implications of addiction in America and emphasized the personal devastation of chemical dependence, while also highlighting the real promise and fullness of recovery. Ms. Dhue eloquently fused her journalistic acumen with a moving genuineness that will long be remembered."

"Laurie Dhue presented to the largest audience in the history of JMATE, the National Joint Meeting on Adolescent Treatment Effectiveness in Washington, DC. Her energy and depth of conviction as she spoke made the audience of over 1200 people feel they were alone in the room with her. She gave a highly articulate and clear description of the challenges of addiction. With her powerful delivery, she touched hearts, made us laugh and called us to action. Her presentation set the tone for the three-day conference. She not only engaged the audience from start to finish, she was extremely adept at managing a panel discussion that added to the substance of the program through her questions and comments. She is a rare find as a speaker who can deliver a powerful message while connecting on a personal level with a large audience. - Catherine Hartnett, Executive Director, National Youth Recovery Foundation"

"Laurie tells her story with eloquent finesse and heartfelt conviction, a rare combination of style and substance that inspires everyone to believe in the power of hope, help and healing. Nobody who hears Laurie doubts that power. She reminds us that from adversity comes opportunity, and she’s using her own life to inspire others to do the same. What can I say? Laurie’s just a really nice person. - William Moyers, Vice President of Public Affairs and Community Relations, Hazelden"