Leslie R. Robinson is a psychotherapist and the inventor of the games the Keep it Real Diverse Rx2 game and Keep it Real Diverse Rx2 Diverse (Diversity) game. Spawned from her many years of work with adolescents, adults and families, Keep it Real Diverse Rx2 was created as a forum to provide profound dialogue, trust, connection and transformation.

In 2009, Leslie founded Trance4mation Games, a company formed as the overall company for her Keep it Real Diverse Rx2 brand, Warrior Spirit Mission Homefront and RECHARGE Beyond the Bars Re-Entry games. Moreover, Leslie has been a Program Director for at-risk youth in the South Bronx. For more than six years, she created and implemented long-term intensive arts and after-school programs in inner city schools for at-risk youth, and for two years pioneered a poetry project at Rikers Island Correctional Facilities for Men and Women. She has been a Consultant for the foster care system for the past 20 years and has supervised residences for homeless young adults, worked in homeless shelters, and worked in an emergency shelter for runaway youth. A former adjunct professor in literature and writing at the College of New Rochelle, Leslie graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Masters Degree in Creative Writing.

Leslie has been developing and facilitating highly lauded workshops on leadership development, diversity and inclusion, professional development, veteran reintegration and service learning on college campuses nationwide. Her areas of expertise are: Diversity and Inclusion, Leadership Development, Team Building, Veteran Reintegration, Empowerment, Professional Development, Retreats, Resiliency and Mental Health. For two years, Leslie was a Department of Defense Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Speaker, presenting to Service Members and their families nationwide. She was honored for her work in a ceremony presented by the President of Nasdaq, by ringing the closing bell at Nasdaq Marketsite on December 30, 2014. She has appeared on Al Jazeera America , on the Security Brief on Reelz T.V., on Sirius radio and on numerous national radio broadcasts.