a Hawaiian Practitioner who was fortunate to learn various teachings of Hawaiian traditions, customs, beliefs from family ancestral lines as well as illustrious Hawaiian practitioners and mentors throughout Hawai`i.  ʻŪniki Hope Kumu Hula and Hoʻopaʻa Laeʻoʻo Huʻelepo under Kalani K. Akana.  Been working with Liliʻuokalani Trust since 1996, learned Hoʻoponopono under Malia Craver and Dennis Kauahi. Created cultural relevant and innovative curriculum to work with Hawaiian Male youth in Hawaiʻi. Teacher of Hoʻopono, an adaptation of Hoʻoponopono for families.  Western educational accomplishments include receiving his master’s degree in Social Work, Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training – Suicide First Aid, Certified Clinical Trauma Professional and Mental Health First Aid.  Author of “Naluʻs Journey”, a Hawaiian storybook that support youth to speak on their grief and loss.