About the author

Bill received his doctoral degree in Psychology from the University of Iowa.
He is a Licensed Psychologist and has been awarded: Certificate of Proficiency in the Treatment of Alcohol and Other Psychoactive Substance Use Disorders awarded by the American Psychological Association

After returning to New York City from Iowa in 1972, Bill became director of the Adult Clinic and Diagnostic Center in New York City. The distinguished faculty of this clinical group included famed author and Neurologist, Oliver Sachs. Bill then became Chief of Service of the Intensive Care Unit of Adolph Meyer Psychiatric Center.
Bill moved to Austin to become Director of Clinical Services of the Brown Schools, Ranch Treatment Center. in 1981. This 120-bed psychiatric hospital specialized in providing state-of-the-art treatment to individuals with severe behavior problems due to Traumatic Brain Injury or Mental Illness.
In 1984 Bill joined his wife, Tina Dubin, Ph.D. (also a Psychologist) in private practice, and established Psychological ARTS PC. Since then, Bill has been ressearching the puzzles of addictive and neurotic disorders.
Over the years, Bill has been collaborating with his clients to develop the understandings and skills to follow their most advantageous paths even in the face of crises of stress and temptation that had previously motivated them to defect.

The Path of Greatest Advantage