He specializes in working with people from various cultural backgrounds, with a focus on how the individual’s social and cultural context impact their holistic health. His work extends to the non-human environment, with a passion for ecological justice and the importance of the human-nature connection. He incorporates these approaches into an integrative approach that combines humanistic, multicultural, and ecopsychological underpinnings as a unique perspective on the whole person. This allows him to view the individual within the contextual spheres of nature, society, and culture. He is the Chair for the Ecopsychological Task Force of the Society for Humanistic Psychology, Division 32 of the American Psychological Association.