1.
Please briefly describe your current work.
I am presently
writing a second book for clients with the working title of Jacob’s Ladder: A Best Practice Program for
a Good Life.
A good life is an
individual right and a personal responsibility. We believe people can develop a
good life. A good life manifests being, becoming, and beyond. Life is good when
people meet their needs for life, health, wellness, quality-of-life, personal
gain, and public good. According to psychologists, needs motivate behavior. We
use this idea to develop a best practice program for a good life we call
Jacob’s Ladder. Knowledge, values, and applications from the life sciences and
psychology support the program. Developing a good life is an informed,
committed, and active process.
My most recent book
(2015) was for clients: Ready, Set, Go! Addiction
Management for People in Recovery.
2
How did you come to be in this area of study?
Most of my
teaching, practice, research, and publication served health professionals:
books and articles. It just seemed time to write for clients.
3.
What do like best about writing?
Another way to
share my passion for recovery.
4.
What do you dislike the most about writing?
It has been, and
continues to be, a challenge to think and write for a lay audience.
5.
Advice for new researchers and writers who would like to be published?
Write when you have
something to say. Pray for discipline and dedication to the process and
product. Prepare and accept rejection.
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