Brannon La Force is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a PhD Candidate in Clinical and Health Psychology. He earned a BA from Asbury College in Wilmore, KY, a MS from the University of South Alabama, Mobile, Alabama, and is completing a dissertation in fulfillment for a PhD from Walden University, Minneapolis, MN. Mr. La Force has conducted research and provided treatment for Rwandan genocide survivors with posttraumatic stress disorder in the country of Rwanda, Africa. He completed his doctoral internship at Larned State Hospital in Larned, Kansas where he ran the Competency to Stand Trial Unit for adult male forensic patients. He completed a stint in Queensland, Australia where he wrote behavior plans for intellectually disadvantaged adults while in the service of the Queensland government. Prior to his work in Australia, Mr. La Force owned a private counseling practice for 17 years in Mobile, Alabama. It was during that time that he hosted a weekly live call in radio talk show. He currently runs a private practice and sees clients in Dallas, Plano, and Arlington. His areas of specialty are trauma, relationships, and borderline personality disorder.