Dick received his B.A. in Social Welfare from the University of California at Berkeley in 1965. His Masters Degree in Social Work in 1967 is from the Columbia University School of Social Work in New York City.

Dick is the Director of the National Family Communication Initiative.  The goal is to prevent some divorces and family pain as well as to reduce a host of horrible social problems like poor school performance, family violence, child abuse and molestation, drug and alcohol abuse and gun-related crime.

He and his wife Jean have the Great Relationships Store, containing many resources designed by Dick to help families and couples.  Some in game form.  The flagship product, The Great Family Conversations Tool Kit, was tested throughout the state of Wyoming and then used statewide by the governor's wife for National Family Night 2005.  (See hope2help.com.)

Dick Wulf came to Colorado Springs in 1969 as a group therapist at the Pikes Peak Mental Health Center. Dick more than tripled the size of PPMH when, in 1972, his two grants were funded for two different programs bringing 60 new mental health professionals and support staff on board. Eventually, Dick became the Program Director of the Pikes Peak Mental Health Center. Dick utilized his small group leadership skills in program design, supervision, and project management to help with the building of PPMH from one office to twenty-six.

Dick has served on many community councils, boards and governmental committees, often as the chairperson. He has been the president of the Pleasant Valley Neighborhood Association for 8 years, both in the 1970's and until October 2010.

Dick has consulted where team dysfunction threatened the survival of a company, huge lawsuits or the witness of missionary teams operating secretly behind the Iron Curtain. Dick has consulted to many secular and religious organizations.

NavPress published Dick’s book Find Yourself - Give Yourself in 1983. It went through three printings and was one of the top five finalists for the Gold Medalion Award.

Dick was an active elder in his churches for over 20 years. He was guest lecturer and on the Board of Directors of Covenant Seminary in St. Louis for a few years. He has trained churches in many places across America in small group leadership and Christian community.  You might want to examine Dick's web site with his close friend Ray at ChristiansTogether.org.

Dick is also the designer of the game DragonRaid, which was a Christian counterpart to the game Dungeons and Dragons.