Lauren Frances is an internationally acclaimed love and relationships expert, author and seminar leader. She is also the discreet “go-to” love expert for Hollywood’s A-list celebrities, and her love coaching practice spans the globe.

Lauren has been featured on BRAVO, EXTRA, VH1, OXYGEN, NBC, KTLA, FOX, SKY TV, and GMTV, amongst others, and was recently profiled by FRANCE 3 as the "premiere love coach tout les monde. "

Her books, live 'Romantic Reboot' tele-classes and podcast programs have been called 'pure gold' and helped thousands of women create romantic fulfillment, and her secrets to flirting, dating, effective relationship negotiation skills, and online dating are both empowering and transformational.

Lauren authored Dating, Mating, and Manhandling: The Ornithological Guide to Men (Crown 2006 )a progressive guide to dating and romance that delivers with wit highly effective 'manhandling secrets' that every woman needs under her gaiter belt. It has been and featured in numerous publications around the globe and has been translated into six languages thus far.

As a speaker and seminar leader, Lauren was tapped as Victoria's Secrets "flirt fairy" for a 14 city national tour, and her Man Magnet Seminars are offered at hotspots like the Thompson and Roosevelt Hotels. She regularly speaks for corporations and conventions, like Christian Carters DVD programs, and most recently moderated the Dating in Reality TV panel for the Reality Rocks Convention in Los Angeles.

Lauren's essays on modern romance, dating, and relationships have been featured and profiled in print media extensively both in the USA and abroad, and her column, "The Hollywood Dating Food Chain," for Flaunt Magazine. Since then, she's been featured in Glamour Magazine, Intouch Magazine, Elle Magazine, Life and Style, Okay Magazine, Mens' Health, The Huffington Post, Yahoo Homepage, Stern Magazine,& Los Angeles Magazine, and AOL Love Coaches, to name a few.

For more info about Lauren and upcoming seminars, just email lauren@laurenfrances.com or call the Institute at 323.651.2421.