| For additional references, please see: Letter from CEO of a major community health center about corporate communications projects handled by LeFlore Communications LeFlore Communications/Fannie LeFlore in various Provider Networks and University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Consultants' Directory. |
Services We Provide
RESEARCH, WRITING AND EDITING
* Press Releases and Media Kits
* Grant Proposals; Fundraising and Other Appeals
* Business Plans for New Companies
* Speech-writing for Management
* Interviews with Key Staff for Special Events/
Organizational History
* Fliers, Booklets and Brochures
* Program Development/Training Manuals
* Annual Reports and Newsletters
* Presentations, Policy and Position Papers
* Publication Layout, Graphics and Design
* Proofreading/Editing for Other Project Needs
TRAININGS AND PRESENTATIONS
Behavioral Health Topics: Mental Health/Alcohol
and Other Drug Abuse (AODA), Crisis Intervention,
Pathological/Abusive Relationships, Co-dependency
Issues, Dealing with Trauma, Interpersonal
Communication Skills, Recovery/Healing and related
psychosocial/psychology subject matters.
Specialized Workshops (with educational and
experiential activity components) include:
1) Understanding Personality Disorders
(Narcissistic Personality Disorder/Sociopathy)
2) Back to Basics Mental Health and Violence
Prevention Workshops
3) Personal Growth and Writing Workshops for
Youth and Adults
4) Real World Diversity (Trainings use
integrated-models/evidence-based approaches --
Co-Facilitators include Fannie LeFlore, Dr. Fran Kaplan of
Milwaukee and Dr. Mikhail Lyubansky of the University of
Illinois)
5) Healing From Racism Workshops
SPECIAL PROJECTS
Civil Rights Trinity Project (Interactive Discussions for
consciousness-raising among community/student
participants on psychological aspects of Civil Rights
Era(black cultural pain/other factors); overlapping societal
and psychosocial issues; and lessons from the lives of
three prominent individuals from the Era -- Emmett Till,
Rosa Parks and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. -- inclusive of
research by Dr. Clenora Hudson-Weems, from the
University of Missouri).
Parents as Partners (School-based Parental
Partners): Program for middle schools with teams of
trained parents available to support teacher/classroom
needs through effective (immediate and compassionate),
in-school interventions to avoid and reduce unnecessary
student suspensions for routine behavioral issues
(except major and serious rule violations).
Info-Art Exhibits combine creative visual and
written content for special promotions or quarterly
and annual projects. They can be developed in
print/video formats for business communications/
PR needs for internal and external audiences.
For Consultation, call 414-438-1534 or email.
RESEARCH, WRITING AND EDITING
* Press Releases and Media Kits
* Grant Proposals; Fundraising and Other Appeals
* Business Plans for New Companies
* Speech-writing for Management
* Interviews with Key Staff for Special Events/
Organizational History
* Fliers, Booklets and Brochures
* Program Development/Training Manuals
* Annual Reports and Newsletters
* Presentations, Policy and Position Papers
* Publication Layout, Graphics and Design
* Proofreading/Editing for Other Project Needs
TRAININGS AND PRESENTATIONS
Behavioral Health Topics: Mental Health/Alcohol
and Other Drug Abuse (AODA), Crisis Intervention,
Pathological/Abusive Relationships, Co-dependency
Issues, Dealing with Trauma, Interpersonal
Communication Skills, Recovery/Healing and related
psychosocial/psychology subject matters.
Specialized Workshops (with educational and
experiential activity components) include:
1) Understanding Personality Disorders
(Narcissistic Personality Disorder/Sociopathy)
2) Back to Basics Mental Health and Violence
Prevention Workshops
3) Personal Growth and Writing Workshops for
Youth and Adults
4) Real World Diversity (Trainings use
integrated-models/evidence-based approaches --
Co-Facilitators include Fannie LeFlore, Dr. Fran Kaplan of
Milwaukee and Dr. Mikhail Lyubansky of the University of
Illinois)
5) Healing From Racism Workshops
SPECIAL PROJECTS
Civil Rights Trinity Project (Interactive Discussions for
consciousness-raising among community/student
participants on psychological aspects of Civil Rights
Era(black cultural pain/other factors); overlapping societal
and psychosocial issues; and lessons from the lives of
three prominent individuals from the Era -- Emmett Till,
Rosa Parks and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. -- inclusive of
research by Dr. Clenora Hudson-Weems, from the
University of Missouri).
Parents as Partners (School-based Parental
Partners): Program for middle schools with teams of
trained parents available to support teacher/classroom
needs through effective (immediate and compassionate),
in-school interventions to avoid and reduce unnecessary
student suspensions for routine behavioral issues
(except major and serious rule violations).
Info-Art Exhibits combine creative visual and
written content for special promotions or quarterly
and annual projects. They can be developed in
print/video formats for business communications/
PR needs for internal and external audiences.
For Consultation, call 414-438-1534 or email.
| Satisfied Customers --------------------------------------------------------------------- FEEDBACK ON WRITING/EDITING SERVICES --------------------------------------------------------------------- "In her careful reading of an advance copy of my book, Fannie LeFlore caught many typographical and grammatical errors that I'd missed—and I read the manuscript nine times! She saved me from having embarrassing mistakes appear in print, and I am extremely grateful. -- Donna Andersen, Author of "Love Fraud—How marriage to a sociopath fulfilled my spiritual plan;" June 29, 2010; www.lovefraud.com. "It has been such a pleasure to work with Fannie LeFlore. She recently edited my book on weight loss and getting healthy. As an editor, she made my book come alive! She had very good ideas for additional content. She actually finished the project before the deadline!" -- Marcia Cody, RN, BSN, Founder, Temple Under Construction Ministries, Chicago,Ill. Dear Ms. LeFlore: Please allow me to share with you my appreciation for the wonderful job you do. As a medical professional who must prepare correspondence that can be of a sensitive nature, I appreciate being able to consult with you to discuss the tone I intend. I feel most comfortable working with you because I know your credentials are extraordinary, and clearly displayed in the quality of editing that you offer. I also know that you already understand the importance of discretion and confidentiality. -- From a Milwaukee-based Physician. ------------------------------------------------- FEEDBACK ON WORKSHOPS/TRAININGS ------------------------------------------------- "Fannie, our Mental Health Staff (at the Milwaukee County House of Corrections) thanks you and Brenda for a truly wonderful presentation! I received many unsolicited positive comments from attendees who commented not only on the relevance and timeliness of the topic, but also on the relaxed and personal style in which you and Brenda presented. It was the right topic at the right time by the right people! Again, many thanks. I enjoyed meeting you and hope our paths cross sometime soon -- Mindas Siliunas. From YWCA's Resource Fair held during National "Week Without Violence," which included a group discussion facilitated by Fannie LeFlore: "A special thanks to Fannie LeFlore for her quick assessment of the situation and turning it into a beautiful opportunity for interaction with the care- givers. I thank you, Fannie, for your wonderful insight. And I think that I can speak on behalf of all in attendance that we were touched by the personal stories of your guests, as well."-- Patricia L. Adams, Program Manager, YWCA Greater Milwaukee From Staff at Froedtert Hospital, where Fannie LeFlore facilitated trainings for professional development and customer service: "The Consultant made you feel very comfortable" -- V.C. "She was just excellent" -- G.R. "Wouldn't want anyone else" -- M.C. "She's nice and pleasant and knows what she's talking about" -- Anonymous "Fantastic! Intelligent and great listener. Fannie having a background in psychology was a key success factor... Personally, I thoroughly enjoyed the training" -- T. "She gave very good information." _________________ In Fall 2007, Fannie LeFlore wrote a grant proposal, "Emergency Department to Primary Care Medical Home Project" for the Milwaukee Health Care Partnership (MHCP). Funding was awarded of $450,000 by the Healthier Wisconsin Partnership Program/Medical College of Wisconsin, for three years effective as of March 2008, for implementation through local community health centers. LeFlore wrote another grant proposal for MHCP that received $50,000 funding in 2008. |
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