Laura Robinson

Laura has been inventing games her entire adult life, starting with the mega-success, Balderdash in her mid-20s and then party games Pictionary Mania, Identity Crisis, and Size Matters. Laura also created two family games, Count Your Blessings with the Chicken Soup for The Soul books series/brand and The 7 Habits of Happy Kids for Stephen Covey.

Robinson also does private consultations with aspiring game inventors.

An Emmy-nominated Executive Producer and creator of Celebrity Name Game, the award winning, television game show hosted by Craig Ferguson. Laura brings a freshly creative approach to unscripted format development, specializing in game shows.

A talented singer and songwriter. Performing at Lula Lounge, The Jazz Bistro, The Rex, The Free Times, 101 Diner, Toronto Jazz Fest and many other clubs and music festivals across North America, Robinson is currently at work on an album of original music called “What Else But Love” to be released fall, 2021.

Robinson is an engaging motivational speaker and author, performing at various North American events and co-authoring several books for the popular, uplifting book series, Chicken Soup for the Soul.

Robinson has enjoyed as successful acting career in both LA and Toronto. She was a regular on CBS’ series Night Heat and guest starred on many hit TV shows like Cheers and Frasier and played the title role of Veronica Clare for Lifetime.

Laura has an innate gift and ability to help people heal through two modalities/techniques in which she is trained. E.F.T.  - the Emotional Freedom Technique and B.E.A.M. - the Bio-Energetic Emotional Access Method.

She has great success assisting clients release challenges such as low self-esteem, anxiety, trapped emotions, physical pain and energy blocks. The modalities work incredibly well and sometimes very quickly to identify, resolve and reprogram unhealthy, unconscious beliefs and patterns.