Partners in Prevention Board Members

Jeanne King, Ph.D. works with healthcare providers on recognizing domestic abuse, and interfacing with and clinically managing patients who are victims of abuse. She is a seasoned psychologist, published author and leading expert in identifying the subtle communication patterns of battering relationships.

Dr. King serves as a consulting expert in criminal and civil cases of domestic violence, and offers keynotes and training for government and healthcare organizations nationwide. Her work is known as the bridge between psychology, healthcare and domestic abuse advocacy. For full biography click here.

Steve Rose works with CEO's - entrepreneurs - sales people - midlevel managers - network marketers to achieve results and fulfillment on their own terms. As former National Marketing Director for a major motivational training company Steve has trained success coaches, conducted dozens of mission/vision, sales, communication, time management, and goals work shops around the USA.

Profiled in several publications and is the author of the e-zine arizonacoach, Steve is a certified independent success and health coach with one purpose, to motivate people to their full potential. Goal setting is the basis for Steve's coaching practice because "no one ever accomplishes anything of consequence without a goal." With powerful mentors like Napoleon Hill, Peter J. Daniels, Paul J. Meyer, and Earl Nightingale, Steve has become one of the most effective motivators in his field.

Rosemary L. King (not related to Jeanne King) is a native Atlantan who grew up in New Orleans and returned to Atlanta during her sophomore year in college. She graduated from Georgia State University with a degree in Spanish. After traveling in Central and South America, she returned to Atlanta to teach Spanish at the high school level in both private and public schools in the Atlanta area for fifteen years.

A detour in her career lead her to a position with the Atlanta Police Department performing computer research on the Missing and Murdered Children case for two years. From there she worked as an intelligence analyst with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation utilizing her language skills and working on the Missing Children Squad for four years.

Her present position combines all previous experience as a court interpreter in several north Georgia judicial circuits, covering all courts from Juvenile to Superior. In this position she works with perpetrators and victims of family violence and child abuse who do not speak English. She is involved in many cases from the time of arrest or assault until the day they go before the judge and/or jury and then on to sentencing.

In connecting with Dr. King, they realized that they both had a common goal: to help others with what they have learned in the past. Rosemary King's goal now is to help Partners in Prevention realize its dream in helping others to prevent child and spouse abuse.