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About The Freeman Institute Online Store -- Open 24/7
Quick history. Dr. Joel Freeman established The Freeman Institute in 1993, after many years serving as chaplain for the NBA Washington Wizards/Bullets ('79-'98). He has taken his "NBA chaplain's heart" into the general marketplace with great success. As a prolific author, professional counselor, off-key singer, a budding film maker and extremely bad dancer, Freeman has worked with Heads of State, many in various organization including the Federal Judiciary, government agencies, corporations and the music/entertainment industries. His international list of clients could be straight off a Who's Who list. In 2002 he participated in a Pan African conference with well over 100 African Kings in attendance. The Freeman Institute has several arenas of expertise, including workshops on a variety of topics, executive coaching and long-term organizational culture change. The Freeman Institute is dedicated to developing creative resources for better communication skills, enhanced tools for conflict resolution and for cross-cultural understanding. Hence this Online Store. Keep coming back, because the Store is ever-growing. We are in the process of producing a new documentary film every year on a variety of topics and we have a 13-part video series in the works. Plus more books are on the way...stay tuned. But in the mean time, please enjoy your time here today. Below is the contact information if, after shopping, you'd like to schedule Dr. Freeman for a conferences or for some other type of event or program. The Freeman Institute
P.O. Box 305
Gambrills, Maryland 21054 (Tel) 410-729-4011
(Fax) 410-729-0353 WEB SITES www.greatworkshops.com
www.truthcentric.com
FORM TO PRINT AND MAIL IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO USE ONLINE STORE If you are ordering internationally and want to use PayPal, feel free to add the appropriate shipping and send the funds to freemani@comcast.net via www.PayPal.com -- Please make sure to detail the items you are ordering and to whom you want them autographed.
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