Dr. White currently provides psychotherapy and other professional services at The Fowler Institute in Little Rock, AR and is an Adjunct Professor in the University of Arkansas Medical Services (UAMS) Department of Psychiatry. His previous work includes a variety of clinical and administrative roles as a psychologist for Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System, UAMS, Arkansas Children’s Hospital, Professional Counseling Associates in Little Rock, and as an instructor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. His experience is wide-ranging and includes work with adults, couples, families and children, and he has also engaged in organizational development services. A longtime interest has been in helping to prepare new generations of mental health professionals by serving as a faculty supervisor and also as a training director for doctoral and postdoctoral training programs for psychologists and other mental health professionals. His volunteer work in the community includes presentations to various professional and community groups, consulting with and providing training for summer camp programs, teaching at wellness retreats, and serving in a variety of positions over the years with Arkansas Psychological Association.

“In my work with clients, I emphasize a collaborative approach within a safe, respectful environment. My focus as a therapist is facilitating personal growth and exploration by helping each person identify and work toward their personal life goals, exploring areas where improvement is desired, and providing information and teaching skills drawn from current scientific research. As we collaborate on this journey, I encourage self-awareness, responsibility and actions that are in line with each individual’s values. I view my role as a teacher, a supporter and as a ‘mirror’ for the individual, so that they better understand who they are and how they can work toward becoming their best, most effective and fulfilling vision of themselves.”