As an emergency room nurse for more than twenty years, Diane Sieg, CSP, has seen all kinds of life-threatening situations and people in crisis. Today, as a nationally known speaker, published author, and lifestyle expert, Diane draws on her survival skills and life lessons gleaned from her patients, clients, and her personal experiences to help keep healthcare professionals out of the emergency room of life!

In her humorous and high-energy keynotes, Diane challenges audiences by using self-revealing assessments, concrete strategies, and real-life examples. Participants walk away feeling empowered to eliminate energy drainers, overcome obstacles, and change unhealthy behavior patterns that help create a life with less stress and more meaning.

A few of Diane's clients include: the American Heart Association, Canadian Ministry of National Resources, Colorado State University, Emergency Nurses Association, George K. Baum & Associates, Merck and Company, National Association of Healthcare Quality, National Park Service, Oklahoma Nurses Association, Poudre Valley Hospital, Prairie View Behavioral Health, Salisbury Medical Center, Spartanburg Healthcare Systems, St. Elizabeth Medical Center, Sutter General Hospital, USAA Property and Casualty Insurance, Via Christie Hospital, and Wound Ostomy Care Nurses.

She has certifications in the health and fitness field as a Certified Lifestyle Counselor (CLC), Personal Trainer, and Health Fitness Instructor. She is a member of the National Speakers Association, National Speakers Association-Colorado, and American Association of Lifestyle Counselors.

Diane is the author of the book, STOP Living Life Like an EMERGENCY! Rescue Strategies for the Overworked and Overwhelmed (LifeLine Press).

Diane's Presentations

• Living Out Loud - In this keynote, Diane draws revealingly on her own hard-won and compelling story to show women how to live their biggest and best lives possible by taking care of what is most important: themselves.
• STOP Living Life Like an EMERGENCY! - Participants identify their own specific challenges and learn strategies they can take home to help them give up the struggle created by emergency living.
• Reclaiming the Spirit of Nursing - Diane challenges and inspires nurses to reclaim their passion and pride for nursing so that they can continue to make a REAL difference in their work and in their lives by helping them: Remember why they are in the Nursing Profession and why they stay; reclaim their pride and passion for Nursing; and rekindle their spirit through their own healing and self care.