Books For
Prisoners
Prisoners
The goal of the Books for Prisoners ministry is "to place Million Dollar Man books into as many prisons, halfway houses, and drug and alcohol treatment facilities
as possible." - Dr. Jared W. Brown
as possible." - Dr. Jared W. Brown
"Is life fair? Is there true justice? Is there a reason for all the pain and turmoil we endure? Experience the ride as Dr. Brown holds you captive when he unfolds his 7-year saga of betrayal, vengeance, perseverance, forgiveness and redemption. See how God took what seemed bad and used it to touch and change many lives. This is real life stuff for all of us!"
- James Little,
Attorney-at-law
Attorney-at-law
"Million Dollar Man will make you laugh, cry and will amaze you. Jared's real life, true story will touch your heart and soul. Very bad things can happen to good people. How one person found himself and the true meaning of life. A true life story that will blow your mind. Congrats! 'Two thumbs up.'"
-Michael Stoneking, PhD., LMFT, and Former Director of Mental Health, Georgia Dept. of Corrections.
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Read five-star reviews of Million Dollar Man by following these links:
Amazon.com
BarnesandNoble.com
BooksAMillion.com
RockpileBookstore.com
Powells.com
Hickey'sBooks
Now Available in Kindle and Nook e-book formats!
About Jared W. Brown, Psy.D.,
Author of Million Dollar Man and
Founder of the Books for Prisoners ministry
Author of Million Dollar Man and
Founder of the Books for Prisoners ministry
Jared W. Brown, Psy.D. has been a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist for more than twenty-five years. Preparation for occupations in the fields of mental health and human relations began early in his life. Dr. Brown was raised in mid-city Los Angeles, an area saturated with high crime and gang activity. This influential exposure to urban city life as a teenager later sparked his interest in helping street youth.
Dr. Brown completed a B.A. in Psychology at San Francisco State University in 1965. The transition from San Francisco State University to the U.S. Marine Corps during the Vietnam era in the late 1960s provided further exposure to human behavior and broadened exposure to the painful plight of human kind.
In 1968, Dr. Brown took a position as a Juvenile Probation Officer and, after completing a Master's Degree in Educational Psychology, worked with the State of Utah as a Rehabilitation Counselor with a mental health caseload. In 1978, Dr. Brown became a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. While in private practice as a MFT, he continued his education, eventually earning a doctorate in Psychology in 1983.
Throughout his years as a licensed therapist, Dr. Brown has encountered various trials in his personal and professional life. These experiences helped him learn and grow spiritually and professionally.
Dr. Brown has written this book hoping that others, facing similar dilemmas in life, will gain insight from the knowledge of his experiences and thus will be well equipped to face personal challenges in their own lives.
Dr. Brown completed a B.A. in Psychology at San Francisco State University in 1965. The transition from San Francisco State University to the U.S. Marine Corps during the Vietnam era in the late 1960s provided further exposure to human behavior and broadened exposure to the painful plight of human kind.
In 1968, Dr. Brown took a position as a Juvenile Probation Officer and, after completing a Master's Degree in Educational Psychology, worked with the State of Utah as a Rehabilitation Counselor with a mental health caseload. In 1978, Dr. Brown became a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. While in private practice as a MFT, he continued his education, eventually earning a doctorate in Psychology in 1983.
Throughout his years as a licensed therapist, Dr. Brown has encountered various trials in his personal and professional life. These experiences helped him learn and grow spiritually and professionally.
Dr. Brown has written this book hoping that others, facing similar dilemmas in life, will gain insight from the knowledge of his experiences and thus will be well equipped to face personal challenges in their own lives.
To learn more about this Five-Star rated novel, visit Million Dollar Man.
To learn more about how Dr. Brown's book is touching the hearts of inmates, one book at a time, visit the Books for Prisoners webpage.
You may also wish to read these heartwarming Letters from Prisoners, written with gratitude to Dr. Brown.
To learn more about how Dr. Brown's book is touching the hearts of inmates, one book at a time, visit the Books for Prisoners webpage.
You may also wish to read these heartwarming Letters from Prisoners, written with gratitude to Dr. Brown.