Kevin HrebikNow retired, Kevin Hrebik, DMin, was a staff Chaplain for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, serving at the largest female prison in the state, which houses up to 2,250 women. He served as a resident Chaplain for two years in the world-renowne Texas Medical Center, where he earned nine units of Clinical Pastoral Education. He was a volunteer Chaplain for several years at Harris County Jail in Houston, where he did human research for his doctoral project. He resides in Houston with his wife, Cara, who holds an MBA in global management and has enjoyed a full career of various financial/accounting jobs. As the time of writing, they celebrated 34 years of marriage. In retirement, Kevin continues to edit doctoral papers and dissertations, a service he started in 2010, details of which have populated his website, MyPaperWhisperer.com. This book is the first to be published under the MyPaperWhisperer imprint. He also has posted videos online of the "Applying Family Systems to Emotional Scars" curriculum that he taught for 13 years to thousands of both male and female inmates. The material is available on the Pando App (for inmates) and YouTube (for their families) through the podcasts of Less than the Least Ministries, where he serves on their board of directors. This book is Kevin's fifth, and it continues the theme of his life work in the arena of emotional scars. As he puts it, "We may retire from a career, but we don't retire from our calling." Read More Read Less