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Cindie Miller
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Communication Is the Key!
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Laurel Ann Browne left a comment for Cindie Miller
Hello Cindie: The journey begins...welcome aboard. I too am fairly new to this Network and find it very helpful. I was nominated as "Professional of the Year" 2009 in the Counseling & Therapy Industry. I have also been a teacher of…
Cindie Miller commented on Claire Power Murphy's group 'The Pen Is Mightier Than the Sword!'
Hello and congratulations. What are you doing to publicize/market? I am supposed to have a Cambridge email campaign soon but I haven't the faintest idea of how it works or what I should do to maximize it.. I've had good response to my…
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Marcelle Lee Tomlinson left a comment for Cindie Miller
Thank you for your support. It means a great deal to me. Please, lets keep in touch. I will send you another message soon. It is kind of late right now. God bless! You will hear from me soon.
Jeanette Aileene Williams left a comment for Cindie Miller
I just reread Men Who Hate Women and the Women Who Love Them. I wrote a 4 page letter to my older daughter and sent the heavily underlined book to her after realizing that the book stresses that the daughters may be effected as well as the mother.…
Cindie Miller left a comment for Jeanette Aileene Williams
Thanks Jeanette! My own daughters have felt the effects of abuse too; my book is actually the story of my marriage to their father, so I have much to be grateful for---that we all got out, that we are all reasonably healthy, that hopefully, they can…
Cindie Miller left a comment for Esperanza Abacan
Hi, Esperanza. In answer to your comment---no, one never fully recovers, a point I try to make whenever I am asked to speak about domestic violence. I applaud you for your work--elder abuse is rampant in this country. Thank you for your response…
Jeanette Aileene Williams left a comment for Cindie Miller
Hi Cindie,
I have also been through abuse and am trying to inform my daughters of the ways in which they were also affected.
I hope to begin my book on the ways in which education has been changed in the last 50 years. So many people have made…
Esperanza Abacan left a comment for Cindie Miller
My heart goes out to you Cindie. Do you wonder how you have survived and lived through the abuse? One can never really recover from it can they? Right now I am currently working on a research paper on Elder Abuse, one of the underreported domestice…
Annette Fuson left a comment for Cindie Miller
Cindie, Love your name spelling. Seems like we are on the same mission in a way, my book is more than abuse and for teenage girls. Tell me about your book. My email is: afuson@vvm.com (that is v v not w. Good luck. Annette
Cindie Miller left a comment for Jeanette Aileene Williams
Hi, Jeanette
I would love to talk to you about the education system.I am a fairly new teacher in Parker, AZ. Also, I've written a book about domestic violence, so I am also passionate about helping teens and young adults make good choices…
Cindie Miller left a comment for Clifton P. Flynn
Hello, Cliff
I am a fairly new member of Who's Who and I notice that you have not updated in awhile--probably too busy, as I find myself to be. I happened on your page because I am looking at the issue of domestic violence/abuse, and I am…
Cindie Miller left a comment for Peggy A Grigowski
Hi, Peggy
I am interested in your background as a counselor. I recently had a book published that is about domestic violence and relationships. I love the name of your company. It doesn't look like you have been very active on the website for…
Cindie Miller left a comment for Adrienne Hermes
Hello Adrienne
Your area of expertise dovetails with the readers of my book about relationship abuse. It's called Ask Me No Questions, and it's based on a true story--mine. I'd love to ad you to my network, and I have some questions…
Profile Information
- Company Name
- DC Enterprises
- Industry
- Education
- Title
- Writer, speaker
- Company's Major Products and Services
- Education: providing information to people about domestic violence, the writing process, public speaking
- My Areas of Expertise
- Writing, grammar, speaking, and domestic violence
- Company Website
- http://www.cindiemiller.com
- Website Other Type
- Personal
- Blog URL
- http://www.cindiemiller.org
- Interests
- writing, reading, speaking, theatre, music, movies, boating, swimming
- Associations
- Phi Kappa Phi, Toastmasters, AAUW, Lake Havasu Writers
- Languages
- English
- What are you passionate about?
- I am passionate about empowering people to live their dreams; writing and mentoring writers; stopping abuse, especially family abuse (domestic violence).
- What makes you a valuable networking contact?
- I have lived in 24 states, working as a journalist, a writer, a teacher, a horse trainer, a business owner in the trucking industry, a motivational speaker, and editor, and a few other occupations. I feel I am most valuable as a writing mentor and speaker against domestic violence.
- How did you become involved in your current position? If you’re an entrepreneur, what inspired you to start your own company?
- After working briefly for a private school for troubled teens in Montana, the plight of these students inspired me to become a teacher. I want to make a difference in people's lives. Currently, I am concentrating on writing and speaking.
- Offering (Products, services, expertise, etc. you or your company can offer others)
- Expertise in writing such as editing, feedback, suggestions, advice. I can also lend a fairly comprehensive picture of domestic violence and its long-term effects to students, lawyers, medical personnel, teachers, and employers.
- Seeking (Products, services, expertise, etc. you or your company are looking for)
- Speaking opportunities, marketing help with my book, scholarship opportunities as I am still in college seeking my MFA.
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- At 5:37pm on November 15, 2010,
Laurel Ann Browne said…
- Hello Cindie: The journey begins...welcome aboard. I too am fairly new to this Network and find it very helpful. I was nominated as "Professional of the Year" 2009 in the Counseling & Therapy Industry. I have also been a teacher of high-risk youth, ADHD and written many articles on the "Indigo" and "Crystal" children. As a substance abuse counselor I too worked with "victims" both parents and youth. Good luck to our continued relationship and your book.
- At 1:17am on March 29, 2010,
Marcelle Lee Tomlinson said…
- Thank you for your support. It means a great deal to me. Please, lets keep in touch. I will send you another message soon. It is kind of late right now. God bless! You will hear from me soon.
- At 3:35pm on March 24, 2010,
Jeanette Aileene Williams said…
- I just reread Men Who Hate Women and the Women Who Love Them. I wrote a 4 page letter to my older daughter and sent the heavily underlined book to her after realizing that the book stresses that the daughters may be effected as well as the mother. She called to tell me that she forgave me years ago, but the book was good for her. She has seen her father for what he is and wonders how I survived for nearly 30 years.
- At 7:18pm on March 17, 2010,
Jeanette Aileene Williams said…
- Hi Cindie,
I have also been through abuse and am trying to inform my daughters of the ways in which they were also affected.
I hope to begin my book on the ways in which education has been changed in the last 50 years. So many people have made fortunes while destroying our system. I hope to be able to help students and teachers in the future by demonstrating how we've thrown out the baby with the bathwater.
- At 6:48pm on March 17, 2010,
Esperanza Abacan said…
- My heart goes out to you Cindie. Do you wonder how you have survived and lived through the abuse? One can never really recover from it can they? Right now I am currently working on a research paper on Elder Abuse, one of the underreported domestice violence crimes here in the U.S. I hope that in time and by finding your way of healing through the abuse, you will find peace, hope, and the courage to renew your life again. May you have courage to start a new life, and the hope that will help carry you through in order to attain peace in your life.
Esperanza
- At 3:27pm on March 17, 2010,
Annette Fuson said…
- Cindie, Love your name spelling. Seems like we are on the same mission in a way, my book is more than abuse and for teenage girls. Tell me about your book. My email is: afuson@vvm.com (that is v v not w. Good luck. Annette
- At 3:20pm on February 21, 2010,
Fran Lewis said… - Email me at riffyone@optonline.net and if you can wait a while for the review I will tell you where to send your book and the rest of the information. fran
- At 10:18pm on February 16, 2010,
Songedge said… - I would like to invite you to the current discussion about the up coming blockbuster family feature film GOLD SCORE. Clicking on the links will reveal more about it. God Bless (Songedge)
- At 5:53pm on January 9, 2010,
Fran Lewis said…
- I would love to review your book. I review for authors upon request and your subject matter and title sound interesting. Domestic violence is something no one should ever have to endure. Let me know if you want a review. send me your email address at mine at riffyone@optonline.net fran
- At 12:38pm on January 5, 2010,
Richard R Humphreys Jr. said… - Could you promote Humps Pokerthrow!
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