As such, he provides psychological therapy and evaluation to children, teens, adults, and families. Further, he leads preschool social skills groups as well as process-oriented therapy groups for struggling adolescents. As part of his studies, he has taught, lead workshops, and written on topics ranging from trauma, emotional regulation in children, spirituality in the practice of psychology, community coordination in care, parenting concerns, and clergy family issues. He has worked in outpatient community clinics, private practice, medical centers, and in university counseling.