Secular Virtue: for surviving, thriving, and fulfillment

    Will Walsh is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Qualified Clinical Supervisor. He has functioned in many clinical and organizational leadership roles, including hospice patient/family counselor for thirteen years. He served as lead disaster behavioral health specialist on a Public Health Service field medical team in Louisiana during Hurricane Katrina, and as the behavioral health specialist in a special needs shelter during Hurricane Irma. He has been an expert court witness in child welfare hearings, and chief evaluator of emergency performance of several Tampa Bay area hospitals during mass disaster drills.

    Will provides editorial assistance to university students desiring help with essays, theses, and research, and is a copy editor of medical journals. He’s served as a literacy tutor, crisis hotline listener, Indochinese Family Services volunteer, bereavement support group designer and facilitator, radio reading service reader for the blind, animal welfare league volunteer, food bank volunteer, Mojave National Preserve volunteer, deaf service center volunteer, Amnesty International group coordinator, Medical Reserve Corps volunteer, and in many other capacities toward the greater good. His deepest satisfactions are in the promotion of human rights; acting toward the health, education and development of humanity, and contributing to a more just and peaceful world.

     Will invites you to discover and explore his personal writings and imagery at http://quietjourneys.blogspot.com/.