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Fannie LeFlore
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Fannie LeFlore, MS, LPC, CADC-D, is Owner/President of LeFlore Communications, LLC (www.leflorecommunications.com). She has over 30 years of combined professional experience in the fields of Writing/Editing/Corporate Communications and Education/Health/Social Services. LeFlore, who grew up in Chicago, has a Bachelor's degree in Journalism (1985) from the University of Iowa and a Master's degree in Education/Community Mental Health Counseling (1993) from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. She became a Licensed Professional Counselor in 1995 and Substance Abuse Counselor in 2003. Fannie LeFlore is a former, award-winning newspaper reporter and freelance book editor. She was Co-Writer/Editor of "The Road Less Traveled and Beyond," (1997) by M. Scott Peck, M.D. LeFlore also is a Social Entrepreneur who invented the consumer product Toothbrush Hygiene Helper (TBH): www.toothbrushhygienehelper.com. Fannie's primary small business, LeFlore Communications, LLC, is a woman/minority-owned certified small business based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. LeFlore Communications offers expertise and professional services in the following areas: 1) Research and Writing/Editing and Corporate Communications Consulting and 2) Professional Counseling, Development and Facilitation of Trainings, Workshops and Special Projects for Business and Human Services.
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Tuesday, December 13, 2011Action and Accountability Required to Challenge Oppression There really is not much new under the sun. Oppression and control have always been the tools used to benefit some at the expense of most people. We who claim to be part of the evolving movement against oppression in any and all forms need a basic refresher on what oppression, power and control are really about. One crucial lesson to remember is that what affects the "minorities" will ultimately impact the "majority."
Tuesday, August 10, 2010Understanding and Healing from Sociopaths in Our Midst Sociopaths create chaos in every area of society, including the workplace, community and family. We can empower ourselves to not buy into the non-sense.
