Originally I was a Jungian therapist, spending 5 years working with military PSTD in Canada, and another 5 working with attachment trauma in various countries across East Europe.

Eventually I realized that while psychology is very good at bringing your attention to problems, it is not very good at resolving them.

I returned to Asia to practice Zen, which to my delight works according to the same principles as physics and biology.¹Rather than ignoring and contradicting them, as pop psychology and spirituality tend to. 

My heritage is Japanese-Croatian, and though my education and childhood were in Canada, my perspective is mostly Eastern.

I still retain a psychotherapist designation (CCC) in Canada.