Since the age of 16 when the author discovered that he was adopted, his curiosity was roused, sharpened and then over time honed to it’s present state by an insatiable and ever growing desire to find out ‘what makes people tick’. Was it simply modern life, with all its stresses and dog eat dog lifestyles? Evolution not catching up with today fast enough for us to adapt properly? Tomorrow arriving before today has had a chance to even arrive? A combination of all three being present at the same time seems to hold a lot of water at this time!

The Author has also studied modern day effects whilst looking into the prior mentioned triple whammy, among them the effects and causes of mental pain on people in general everyday routine lives they lead, during the last 30+ years, in general daily life and professionally whilst dealing with the public in general, he has a knack of seeing people in their own light without them realising they are being observed and analysed for their own benefit.

Whilst he was attached to a Law Enforcement Agency for 7 years he gained a valuable insight to the damage that parents, peers, education and status can cause, sometimes without knowing even the best meaning can miss. On another plain has observed the mental thought and control damage that certain illegal substances are purported to cause, usually later on in some lives, though a certain amount is open to debate and conjecture at this time.

The Author has experience with 1-2-1 counseling and has tried out the 'New Medium' of Telephone Counseling, with the latter a fair amount of positive success has been achieved for each client. He exercises a policy of self-awareness and provides a key so the answer can be unlocked by each

reader of the book in due course.

The Author is now in his late forties and lives in Southeast Kent in the United Kingdom with his partner and various pets, he is artistic and enjoys the arts, photography with a favourite for wildlife and seascapes top of the

list of regular pictures taken.

He passed his Masters in September 2000 and attained his First Doctorate in Psychology during 2004 and he has recently attained a second DSc in Psychology (Forensic) this year, in all three exams he passed ‘Magna Cum Laude’

At the moment he is busy researching various culture impacts, as well as currently writing another book. One thing is clear, the animal and bully is never far from the surface in our daily lives, maybe in a few thousand years we will understand ourselves better, until then, Love thy neighbour to the best of your ability.