He specializes in working with addiction to substances, behaviors, or attitudes, guiding young people as they grow up, and helping folks to receive and accept their most difficult emotions. He has two Master’s degrees, one in Contemplative psychotherapy from Naropa University and one in Eastern Classics from St. John’s College, and uses the knowledge and practice he gained from both programs in his work as a psychotherapist. He also writes for The Observer, where he writes about pop culture through a therapeutic lens.