Ross L Clarke

Ross L. Clarke became interested in human behaviour when he experienced physical abuse as a child and young teenager at the hands of his father. After an early career as a pilot, first in the Royal Canadian Air Force and then for Canadian Pacific Airlines, he returned to school, earning Bachelor and Master degrees in Humanistic Psychology. He had a private psychotherapy practice for several decades and was very much aware that current teaching methods do little to empower people. He cared...See more

Ross L. Clarke became interested in human behaviour when he experienced physical abuse as a child and young teenager at the hands of his father. After an early career as a pilot, first in the Royal Canadian Air Force and then for Canadian Pacific Airlines, he returned to school, earning Bachelor and Master degrees in Humanistic Psychology. He had a private psychotherapy practice for several decades and was very much aware that current teaching methods do little to empower people. He cared deeply about people and was willing to spend endless hours with those who truly needed his help. Mr. Clarke felt compelled to write this story, especially after a psychic asked him how his book was coming along, before he had gotten started. He took her advice to begin writing, and Grampa's Way is the result. It is his first and last publication, and while written as a fictional account, all the experiences portrayed in the book are both personal and true. Ross L. Clarke died in September 2021, at the age of eighty-six. He is survived by his wife, Betty, and three adult children. He lived in West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. See less