Leanne Beers PhD – Treasurer
Pronouns: she/her/hers
Leanne holds a doctorate Human Services and Human Behaviors specializing in sex and intimacy among individuals with physical disabilities. Combined with a Masters in Public Relations and Health Communications. Leanne has been working with individuals with disabilities for over 20 years. Through her expertise in leadership skills and education of others on the divine right to be recognized and accepted she continues to specialize in human relations, health communications, body image and intimacy among individuals with disabilities. Currently living in Missoula, MT, Leanne has served on various non-profit Board of Trustee, as well as, serves on various Community Advisory Boards (CAB) regarding disability research. Leanne prides herself as a professional, class facilitator and advocate for topics such as assertiveness, self-esteem, safety awareness for women, non-violent communication, disability, sexuality, and healthy relationships. Leanne loves spending time with her family enjoying the Montana outdoors and all it has to offer.
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