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I am a social psychologist (MSc./2011), forensic investigator (MCI/2013), and investigative psychologist (2019), with a professional background spanning 35 years of operational police work. I am also a Navy veteran with six years of service. I research and describe themes that arise from direct experience and reflection: police culture, dealing with stalkers, and the social and existential significance of religion. I write from the conviction that insight arises where practical knowledge, psychology, and critical thinking meet. As a writer, I am inspired by psychological and humanistic traditions of thought that focus on autonomy, self-examination, and responsibility. I strive to make complex subjects accessible without simplifying them, and to invite readers to reflect rather than imposing conclusions on them. For me, writing is a continuation of professional and intellectual research: a way to connect experience, knowledge, and observation and contribute to an open and substantive conversation about people, society, and meaning.
