AKOutlaw Welcome
Welcome to The Alaskan Outlaw
Contained within these pages are those few things that excite me, that keeps me going. This page is about me. Who am I? My name is Mark-Nathaniel Weisman, and I am a third-generation, American-born and raised Irish-German-Norseman. Below, feel free to check out the different parts of this site, and see what I'm all about, or scroll down to check out the highlighted topics.
Alaska Cyber Security Outlaw
I currently work in the area of transitioning physical security needs to the virtual world of modern computers. With a substantial background in digital electronics, computerized technology, and physical security needs, I bring a wealth of knowledge to my current position. I have a substantial experience resume in all the above fields, so feel free to check them out on my "Professional Page".
Professional Blog
Experience Resume
Maintaining the Mental Health
Working on putting up the stuff necessary to assist others in getting their mental health back on the right track. I have worked as a civilian Chaplain for almost 20 years now, so I've had the opportunity to work with a multitude of folks with a plethora of psychological issues:
- Survivors Syndrome
- Social Anxiety Disorders
- Depression / BiPolar Depression
- Panic Disorders
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (Combat Fatigue)
- Marriage / Relationship Counseling
- Child Rearing/Raising
- Performance Encouragement
... as well as working as a non-denominational Chaplain providing comfort for many individuals.
- Prison / Incarcerated Individuals
- Hospice / Hospital visits
- End of Life counseling
Healthy Journey Forward
Throughout my life, I too, have struggled with keeping my weight within limits. I've had several journeys towards a healthy lifestyle, and I'm currently attempting to get back there again. Here I'll share tricks that I used to help me lose weight without jeopardizing those things that I really love to eat and drink.
Ice Hockey Goal Tending
Here I display all the keepers for my learning to play, and playing ice hockey here in Anchorage. It is here that I also explore the mental health care necessary to continue minding the net.