I recently published my first book, Notes from the Dance: Portraits, Vignettes, and Reflections Inspired by Remarkable People. For all readers, engaging descriptions of remarkable people as they. face challenges, wrestle with their relationships, struggle with both doubt and faith, and find ways to do the best they can.For participants in therapy/coaching (including graduate students), an additional opportunity to explore how systems theory offers insightful perspectives, as it frames these narratives and illustrates the impact of helping professions on the professionals.For the spiritual/religious, a chance to consider how grace that affirms strengths, is a companion in dark places, faces doubt, points to a better way, and offers a hope that is grounded in divine presence and promises. For information, email me at cajwritesbooks@gmail.com I also offer consultations, and educational events for clergy, congregations, and leaders of secular organizations. I also provide individual and group coaching for clergy and others in leadership positions, Bridgebuilder consultations, consultation in learning and applying Bowen Theory, and worship leadership during pastoral vacations and vacancies. I do this after nearly 40 years of service in leadership positions in pastoral counseling agencies and in congregations, from which I retired when I moved to Arizona. My articles on this LinkedIn site offer something of my approach.I continue to be a National Clinical Fellow (since 1990) of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, in which I was an Approved Supervisor (in 1996) before relocating. I was a Diplomate (in 1996) in the American Association of Pastoral Counselors until AAPC merged into the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education (ACPE) in 2019. Then I became an ACPE Retired Professional member. When living in Pennsylvania and Virginia, I was a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in these states.I continue to be interested in Bowen Theory, various applications of this theory, and my effort to integrate this approach with my personal faith. I've worked with congregations since relocating, and I’m open to seeing what new possibilities emerge as the Caller calls.