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Dr. Don N. Bacchus graduated from Andrews University and from the University of Hartford. As part of his training, Dr. Bacchus completed internships in both clinical psychology and school psychology. Dr. Bacchus passed the National Licensing Board Examination in Professional Psychology in 1983. He has served as a clinical psychologist and as a school psychologist in the states of Michigan and Florida for a total of thirty-seven years. Dr. Bacchus served the United States government for a number of years in the area of psychological disability determination. Dr. Bacchus also spent sixteen years in clinical practice providing supportive psychotherapy to clients. During this time, he performed personal injury evaluations and served the courts on a number of occasions as an expert witness. Dr. Bacchus taught university classes in psychology at the University of Central Florida. During his career, Dr. Bacchus had several professional articles published. He is also the author of the books Beyond Psychotherapy, Savior of the Child, Parenting with Open Eyes, and Living in the Real World. Dr. Bacchus and his wife, Roseanne, a retired classroom teacher, have been married for 54 years. Their daughter, Karen, is a doctor of pediatric medicine, and their son, Joseph, is a doctor of clinical psychology. Dr. Bacchus and his wife have two grandsons, Joshua and Aaron.