Originally from England Dr. Haslam-Hopwood completed his clinical training in the United States, which included a stint at the University of Denver, University of Rochester School of Medicine and a fellowship at the Karl Menninger School of Psychiatry. He remained working at the Menninger Clinic for some years, performing a number of different roles but finishing up as the Director of Psychology Training and a faculty member at Baylor college of Medicine. He now works in the West of Ireland with children in the care of the state and their families. He has published and lectured internationally on the use of education to promote health and well being and has international experience of working with children, adults and families. He too has an exciting recent project, albeit a slightly cold and damp one, which is the restoration of a farmhouse in rural Tipperary.