Rey Carr is an accomplished mentor, consultant, coach, editor, and professor with over 55 years of professional experience. Carr is the Editor-in-Chief of the Peer Bulletin, which is an online magazine that provides articles and support to those involved in mentoring, coaching, and peer assistance. Carr's focus on peer coaching and mentoring is the most fulfilling part of his career.

Carr has extensive educational backgrounds, including a Ph.D. in Metaphysics and a Counseling degree from Walden University. Carr also studied Social Democracy & Counseling at UC Berkeley and Clinical-School Psychology at San Francisco State University.

Carr's years of experience have led him to have a robust professional network. He has been the CEO, Co-Founder, and President of Peer Resources, a member of the International Coach Federation, a consultant at Weyerhaeuser, and the Editor-in-Chief of the Canadian Journal of Counseling. Additionally, Carr held positions as a Visiting Lecturer at San Francisco State University and a Professor of Counselor Education at the University of Victoria.

As an accomplished educator and consultant, Carr's primary areas of expertise include mentoring, coaching, mediation, peer assistance, training, writing, and editing. Carr welcomes people to connect with him on LinkedIn, especially those who have common interests and aspirations.