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Retired clinical psychologist (PhD 1966 U of AZ); assoc. prof.UNM School of Medicine (1966-76); private practice 1976-1989; Vets Adm. 1989-2003; journal articles on Psychological Type, PTSD; biography - Joseph Lee Heywood: His Life & Tragic Death; novel - Paroxysm: Love, Murder and Justice in Post Civil War Wash., DC; edited collection of poetry by Grace Lindahl - Words of Grace; museum quality furniture designer and builder 1978-1989; advocate for strong controls on coercive mental health treatments.

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