I bring forty years of clinical experience to the table. I am fortunate to have worked in a variety of settings with a broad range of clientele. I have worked with the intellectually challenged, young children in low income areas, the physically challenged, adults and children with both psychiatric and addiction issues, persons dealing with death and dying and other grief issues, as well as with couples, families and individuals dealing with trauma and interpersonal conflict. I am a LMFT-Supervisor and have presented at many conferences and workshops over the years. I taught a Marriage and Family Therapy course as an adjunct faculty member. I’ve written two books on the topic of respect, the first for a more general audience in 2001, and the second for therapists specifically on Respect-Focused Therapy, a research monograph, released in 2016.