He has doctoral degrees in both psychology and law. Since 2001 he has worked with adults, families, and children in a variety of settings- including supervised visitation; domestic and juvenile courts; state, federal, and private run hospitals and clinics; prisons; behavioral health; and in private practice settings as both a practitioner and consultant. He is trained in the “scientist-practitioner model” and provides research informed interventions and assessment to families struggling with conflict and transitions. He specializes in marriage, and divorce related challenges people face, including having worked with high conflict families of divorce for 15 years. He is trained in empirically based assessment, and conducts bilateral parenting evaluations, mediation, parenting coordination, and reunification counseling in his practice.