Work and Focus
Bob’s work explores the emotional and relational factors that shape recovery and professional sustainability. Grounded in decades of experience, he supports individuals and organizations in navigating burnout, grief, shame, and connection with clarity and compassion.
Clinical Training
These topics reflect Bob’s training work with counselors and organizations, drawing on decades of experience in addiction treatment.
Reaching the Man Behind his Masks
Therapeutic approaches are discussed to help male clients address core issues, which enhance clinical engagement and ongoing personal growth.
Denial: A Deeper Look
Denial is more than lying to oneself and others. It’s also a subconscious defense to ward off perceived threats, and certain clinical strategies are available to reduce denial.
Awaking from the Dark Night: Loss and Grief
All people experience loss, but our culture does little to teach people how to grieve. Key concepts from Positive Psychology and Narrative Therapy offer insight into managing grief.
Shame Resilience and
Self-Compassion
Shame can be a debilitating psychological state which exacerbates other presenting problems. Self-compassion is a major part of the solution.
Exploring Multiple Pathways of Recovery
Recovery is not a one-size-fits-all process. Helping clients choose their right pathways is essential for positive treatment outcomes.
Tired, Wired, Mired and Sometimes Fired
Professional burnout is a common occupational hazard for clinicians. Recognizing its symptoms and responding effectively are key to healing from burnout.
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May 2026