Hi, thanks for visiting Luscious Living with Lois. I’m Lois Barth, coach/speaker and writer, or as I like to call myself; a stand-up philosopher; who uses life as a classroom to learn and live vitally.

Luscious living means building your life around your deepest passions and values so that you are available to live your life purpose. My twenty years experience as a coach, facilitator solo-performance artist and holistic care practitioner have given me the tools to show you how to live your luscious life. How do we do that? By clarifying what your core values really are, and building a life around those both personally and professionally. What occurs from this work is a life that has deeper meaning and fulfillment, in which joy and vitality are natural byproducts.

In addition to my private practice in life coaching, both individually and with groups, I have worked for Fitness Magazine's "Fitness Makeover" which was a year-long project to promote health and vitality from the inside out and have been a source expert in All You Magazine, (life coaching for working moms), Classical Singer Magazine and on the morning magazine program "Good Day New York."

I am an authorized life coach through the Empowerment Institute, Relationship Coaching Institute, and Life Blueprint Institute in addition to having extensive training in Ontological Studies (study of human behavior) through Landmark Education.

As a holistic care practitioner for over two decades and having worked on staff at several holistic health care centers, I have empowered my clients on a physical/emotional/spiritual level, supporting them to move forward in a far more integrated way.

My keynote/workshops which I’ve presented around the country speak to the theme of The “Three L’s: Life Choices, Livelihood, and Life Partnership, which include ongoing curricula on empowerment.
I believe that “Where there is laughter, there is learning,” so as
an actress/comedienne, I brought my work to venues as diverse as singles events, eating disorder units, and drug and alcohol rehabs as well as comedy clubs and theatres around the country. My four solo one-woman shows each highlighted a different theme of personal growth and empowerment, which I call “edu-tainment.”

I have been published in "The New York Times," "Massage Magazine" and “Classical Singers Magazine” and in two anthologies, "Women Celebrate," and “Have I Got A Guy For You (Adams Media, May 2008)

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