| Dr. Naomi Roberson
About the Author Dr. Naomi Roberson is an Organizational Psychologist and a Motivational Speaker who has been a talk show host for Access Television for over 16 years. She is a television producer/writer/director who produces documentaries, award shows, public service announcements and interviews for local television. Dr. Roberson has an associate’s degree in accounting, a bachelor’s in behavioral science, a master’s in management and human resources. She has doctorate degrees in organizational psychology and divinity and is an ordained minister. Dr. Roberson and her husband are the founders of a non-profit community outreach Christian organization and they were pastors for over 13 years. Dr. Roberson counsel women and holds annual conferences for women. She brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to empower women who are hurting. Her experience and academic background have qualified her with proven skills and abilities as a professional to reach the masses. Book Reviews“As public heath problems become a greater part of our national
landscape, abuse should not be overlooked. After Daddy Died is an
inspired document arising out of concrete experience which links empowerment
to social change.” “After Daddy Died” will help families to be more aware
of the importance of breaking their generational cycle of violence,
and help them to triumph over hardship to pursue a better life.” |
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Products: After Daddy Died (Outskirts Press, Inc., March 28, 2008) |
After Daddy Died...
About the Book
After Daddy Died is the shocking true story of how a family was affected by their father’s psychotic behavior. They believed that he was literally psychotic, as he engaged in behavior that damaged his family for years to come. He was even violent to those whom he thought had questioned and challenged him. His sadistic tendencies and abusive behavior pushed several of his children over the edge to the point of having mental breakdowns, and encouraged some of them to commit murder or engage in other acts of violence. Some of the children were driven to molest some of their siblings. As he self-medicated with drugs and alcohol he became a Portrait of a Mad Man. His illness was never diagnosed professionally because he did not believe he had a mental problem. He was a cold-blooded career criminal who displayed a character of constant anger and rage. Some of what you will read may have the appearance of scenes from a horror movie or from a torture camp but these are real characters and real stories that reveal true confessions of criminal activities of murder, incest, rape, child abuse, domestic violence, and kidnap. This man literally beat his wife on a constant basis. He was totally out of control with no one to answer to because people were afraid of him, including his own family. I am a survivor reaching out to those who are suffering in silence.