I went to the University of Kentucky, eventually (broken by 4 years in the USAF) graduating with a BA in 1972 and an MA in Psychology in '73. My British wife Margaret and I emigrated to England in 73 where we still live. I obtained my PhD in 1993. I worked for the British Home Office until 1996 as a Forensic and Clinical Psychologist. I was a Consultant and Partner in a private firm until 2002 when I retired early to be my wife's Carer. I have published 3 books and am a part-time Adviser to the Ministry of Justice in London. Our son Flight Lt. Daniel Cullen is an RAF pilot and was recently awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross by Her Majesty the Queen at Buckingham Palace. I have served on several national panels and committees and am a retired Magistrate.