A philosophical practitioner can place the history of philosophy and the art of philosophical reasoning at your disposal in order that you might draw wisdom, solace and inspiration, whether from the Stoic advice on equanimity, Aristotle’s view on the good life, Camus’ thoughts on the absurd, or the Transcendentalist reflections on nature. However, unlike the spiritual guide or religious leader, the philosophical practitioner is not there to espouse one particular point of view but to explore with you the rich and varied tapestry that is philosophy and assist you in gaining whatever guidance you can from it and in taking it where you will. If this sounds like work you would like to engage in, please contact me.