In the News - Charlene Proctor

Learn why parents are people too! "The Secret to Raising Teens: Four Quick Tips to Stay Positive!" appeared in the premier issue of this magazine dedicated to fostering peace and harmony in families.

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Charlene Makes "The Excellence 100" List in 2007
Source: Leadership Excellence Magazine - December 2007

In Leadership Excellence: The Magazine of Leadership Development, Managerial Effectiveness, and Organizational Productivity, Charlene has been listed by Warren Bennis and Ken Shelton as one of the top thought leaders for 2007. She joins Wayne Dyer, Tony Robbins, Oprah Winfrey, Tom Peters, Lance Armstrong, Stephen R. Covey, Jack Canfield in this prestigious list that reflects the best minds in the field of personal and professional development.

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Observations on Life
Source: ME Magazine - March/April 2007

Hidden tokens of Divine Perfection exist everywhere.

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Signature Magazine
Source: Signature Magazine - February 2007

A Divine Mission: Birmingham business owner transforms women into goddesses.

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Bloomfield author helps lift homeless
Source: Detroit News - October 12, 2006

Leah Susan Black-Elk lived through many crises during her 25 years. She was raped when she was 14. Her mother abandoned her when she was 16. She was in an abusive relationship and now is homeless...

Program Provides New Look on Life
Source: The Oakland Press - October 10, 2006

Last October, 22-year-old Dorothy Wyrick arrived pregnant at a Pontiac women's shelter with two toddlers, no home and no job. On Monday, she wiggled her her freshly manicured fingers and sat patiently as a Bloomfield Hills hair stylist applied a warm brown color to her black locks...

Set a Present Moment Agenda: Think positive and take five steps
Source: Personal Excellence - July 2006

You can learn from your past to better navigate through your current choices to evolve your soul. You're in soul school from the minute you're born. It's coursework made possible by the enriching but challenging conditions you have chosen...

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Positive thinking program to help homeless women
Source: Birmingham Observer & Eccentric - May 2006

Charlene Proctor, Ph.D. of Birmingham is developing a program designed to help homeless women get back on their feet by implementing positive life changes...

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Interview: Charlene M. Proctor, Ph.D., Author of Let Your Goddess Grow: 7 Spiritual Lessons on Female Power and Positive Thinking
Source: Bookpleasures.com - May 2006

Thank you Dr. Proctor for taking the time out of your busy schedule for our interview. Your book, Let Your Goddess Grow: 7 Spiritual Lessons on Female Power and Positive Thinking has been a huge success and is definitely a book women from all walks of life can relate to. I know that reading your book has changed my life!

Let Your Goddess Grow with Charlene Proctor
Source: Natural Awakenings - May 2006

Natural Awakenings recently caught up with Charlene Proctor, Ph.D., author of Let Your Goddess Grow! 7 Spiritual Lessons on Female Power and Positive Thinking. Her book reveals how women and men can harness the power needed to create a positive and balanced life. She is also the founder of The Goddess Network, an online community with over 25,000 members that inspires women to embrace the idea of the divine feminine and celebrate the feminine principle.

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Home Suite Home
Source: Crains Detroit Business - May 2006

Five million Americans or 3.8% of the population work from home offices, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey 2004. In Michigan, nearly 140,000 say they work from home offices, while the U.S. Small Business Administration's Office of Advocacy reports that 52% of all small businesses are home based. On Pages 18-20 is a look at three metro Detroit businesspeople who work from home and the space they work in.

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Let Your Goddess Grow!: 7 Spiritual Lessons On Female Power and Positive Thinking
Source: Michigan Women's Forum - April 2005

Of all the self-limiting beliefs so many women retain, the greatest may well be culturally cemented in our minds and hearts. In Let Your Goddess Grow! 7 Spiritual Lessons on Female Power and Positive Thinking, author and therapist Charlene Proctor, Ph. D., begins to chip away at the idea that divinity is the pervue of men, that women - because of Original Sin - are somehow less deserving of anything but blame.

NAWW, Getting to Know Your Network-Member Interview
Source: The Goddess Network - March 2005

Q: When did you realize you wanted to be a writer?

Between the Lines, Femininity is Divine at The Goddess Network
Source: Between the Lines: Michigan's Weekly Newspaper - January 2005

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Pink, Ask the Workplace Goddess
Source: Ask the Workplace Goddess - September 2004

College Times, What a Goddess
Source: College Times - August 2004