With a practice informed by a multitude of influences including strengths-based modalities, Jungian psychology, exercise, plant medicine, nature, and the arts (music in particular), Ross has cultivated an approach of discovering and supporting the authentic version of oneself (the good, the bad, and the ugly) and how that integrates with what is externally important for that individual in interfacing with a 'well-adjusted' society and internally important for realizing one's purpose and meaning in life. 

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From a perspective of not being in recovery himself, Ross has worked several years in inpatient and outpatient substance abuse settings facilitating group and individual counseling. Ross has also worked with diverse populations struggling with anxiety, depression, and crisis management.

For individuals entering into and interested in exploring what the last stage of life means, an invitation is extended to walk through together and see what might be written on the walls.