Rawle Carter is a Registered Psychiatric Nurse and International Clinical Researcher. He is a health care professional with many years of experience. He has a wide range of knowledge and experiences, which gives him many of the skills needed as a therapist. He has 10 years of professional and university education and has worked in many different capacities- as a nurse, a manager, an administrator, a clinical instructor, a mental health therapist, and a clinical researcher. Twenty years of his career have been dedicated to working in clinical research. A combination of drug research with the Pharmaceutical Companies, helping to bring new drugs to the marketplace for people with Mental Health Illness/Disorders, Women’s Health –Acute Disorders, and developing Magnetic Resonance Imagining (MRI); as a diagnostic tool for people with psychiatric disorders. The research team that he worked with at the University of Alberta, are world leaders in this revolutionary area of research. Rawle has co-authored and published with the research team, over seventeen (16) articles in some of the most distinguished Psychiatric, Biomedical, and Scientific magazines in the research industry. As a Mental Health Therapist with over 10 years of experience, he uses a Solution-focused approach and Cognitive Behavioural therapy. He believes that to get the best outcomes possible, an empirical, holistic model of care must be utilized for clients. The primary goal of therapy is to augment their abilities and facilitate personal growth for clients, to give them a sense of pride in their accomplishments, and to enhance their well-being as well as quality of life. He believes that there can be no health without mental health.