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Name: Stanley D. Klein, Ph.D.
Address:33 Pond Avenue #919, Brookline, MA 02445
Telephone: (617) 879-0397  
Email: stan@disabilitiesbooks.com Place of birth: New York, New York

Education:
  1957 B.A., Lehigh University.
  1960 A.M., Clark University (Psychology)
  1963 Ph.D., Clark University (Psychology)

Predoctoral Training:
  1958 Clinical Psychology Trainee, Veterans Administration Hospital, Northampton, MA
  1958-1959 Graduate Fellow, U.S. Public Health Service, Clark University, Worcester, MA
  1958-1959 Clinical Psychology Clerkship, Worcester Youth Guidance Center, Worcester, MA
  1959-1960 Clinical Psychology Trainee, Veterans Administration Outpatient Clinic, Lowell, MA
  1960 Clinical Psychology Trainee, Neurology Service, Veterans Administration Hospital, Boston, MA
  1960-1961 1960-1961 Clinical Psychology Fellow, Child Clinical Psychology Intemship, Worcester Youth Guidance Center, Worcester, MA
  1961-1962 Research Fellow, Department of Psychology, Clark University, Worcester, MA

Licensure and Certification:
  1964 Certified Psychologist, Massachusetts Board of Certification in Psychology
  1974 Licensed Psychologist (License #364), Massachusetts Board of Registration in Psychology

Academic Appointments:
  1960-1962 Teaching Assistant, Clark University, Worcester, MA
  1963-1963 Lecturer, Clark University Evening College, Worcester, MA
  1963-1965 Lecturer, Boston University College of Liberal Arts, Boston, MA
  1965-1966 Instructor in Psychiatry (Psychology), Boston University School of Medicine, Boston, MA
  1966-1968 Assistant Professor of Psychiatry (Psychology), Boston University School of Medicine, Boston, MA
  1966-1969 Special Lecturer in Clinical Psychology, Simmons College School of Social Work, Boston, MA
  1967-1971 Assistant Professor of Psychology, University of Massachusetts, Boston, MA
  1971-1973 Associate Professor of Psychology, University of Massachusetts, Boston, MA
  1975 Lecturer, Division of Continuing Education, Emmanuel College Boston, MA
  1975-1977 Associate Professor of Special Education, Lesley College Graduate School of Education, Cambridge, MA
  1979 Faculty Member, Center for Parenting Studies, Wheelock College, Boston, MA
  1977-1982 Associate Professor of Psychology, New England College of Optometry, Boston, MA
  1982-1996 Professor of Psychology, New England College of Optometry, Boston, MA
  1988-1999 Instructor, Counseling Department, Graduate School of Education, University of Massachusetts/Boston

Hospital (Clinical) Appointments:
  1962-1964 Staff Psychologist, Douglas A. Thom Clinic For Children, Boston, MA
  1963-1995 Private clinical practice
  1964-1966 Director of Research, Douglas A. Thom Clinic For Children, Boston, MA
  1966-1968 Assistant Project Director, Mental Health Center Studies Unit, Boston University School of Medicine, Boston, MA
  1980-1996 Director, Counseling Service, New England College of Optometry, Boston, MA
  1992- Research Associate in Medicine (General Pediatrics), Children’s Hospital, Boston, MA
  1992- Courtesy Staff, Department of Psychology, McLean Hospital, Belmont, MA

Other Professional Positions and Major Visiting Appointments:
  1964 Child Psychologist At Your Service, Radio Station WEEI, Boston, MA
  1965-1966 Consulting Psychologist, Worcester Youth Guidance Center, Worcester, MA
  1968 Special Assistant to the Mayor, City of Boston, Boston, MA
  1969 Consultant to the Mayor’s Office, City of Boston, MA
  1971-1997 Co-Founder, Editor (1971-1973; 1976-1991), Editor in Chief (1973-1976, 1993-1997) Publisher (1991-1993), "Exceptional Parent" magazine, Boston, MA
  1975-1978 Consulting Psychologist, Kingsley School, Boston, MA
  1976 Consulting Psychologist (1976), Lesley College Compass Program, Cambridge, MA
  1977-1978 Consultant, Parent Training Center Project, Federation for Children with Special Needs, Boston, MA
  1987 Consultant, Task Force on Family Needs, Indiana Early Intervention Planning Grant, Indianapolis, IN
  1993-1094 Lecturer, Hilton/Perkins International Program, Perkins School for the Blind, Watertown, MA
  1994 Faculty, 7th Medical Command, U.S. Army, Exceptional Family Member Program, Continuing Medical Education program on early intervention, Germany
  1996 Consultant, Grolier Publishing, New York, NY
  1996-1998 Special Needs Expert, Family Education Network, familyeducation.com
  1997-1998 Consultant, Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA
  1997-1999 Consultant, Merrill Lynch Special Investor Services, Plainsboro, NJ
  1998-2003 1997- Education Director, Abilities Expo, Milford, CT.
  1998-2000 Special Needs Expert, Parents.com, Internet site of Parents magazine
  1998-1999 Consultant, Adaptz.com, New York, NY
  2000-2000 Content Editor, CanDo.com, Mountain View, CA
  2000- Series Editor, People with Disabilities Press, iUniverse.com, Campbell, CA
  2001- Reivew Panelist, National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research
  2002- Columnist, The Arc Insight. National newsletter.

Awards and Honors:
  1956 Phi Beta Kappa, Lehigh University
  1975 Commendation, National Media Awards Committee, American Psychological Association
  1983 Distinguished Citizen Award, Association for Retarded Citizens / Massachusetts
  1985 Senator Gerard D’Amico Award*, the Massachusetts Early Intervention Consortium
  1986 First Place Media Award*, The President’s Committee on Employment of the Handicapped and the American Association of Disability Communicators
  1989, 1997 National Media Award/Print*, The National Down Syndrome Congress
  1991 Media Arts Award*, New Jersey Developmental Disabilities Council
  1992 Recognition Award, National Parent Network on Disabilities
  1992 Award for Excellence, Boston Institute for the Development of Infants and Parents
  1996 Annual Award, The Federation for Children with Special Needs, Boston, MA
  1996 1996 Annual Award, The National Center on Educational Restructuring and Inclusion, City University of New York
  1996 Presidential Award, American Academy of Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine
  1996 Pool of Bethesda Award, Bethesda Lutheran Homes and Services
  1966 EDI Award for Media, The National Easter Seals Society
  1996 Parenting Shelf Honor*, Parents’ Choice Foundation
*award to EXCEPTIONAL PARENT magazine

Major Committee Assignments:
National
  1966-1968 Parent Guidance Committee, National Association for Retarded Children, Washington, DC
  1989-1995 National Advisory Board, Beach Center on Families and Disability, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS
  2000-01 Subcommittee on Communications, President’s Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities
  2002- National Advisory Committee, Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Aging with a Disability, Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center, Downey, CA
Regional:
  1963-1966 Projects Committee, Greater Boston Association for Retarded Children, Boston, MA
  1963-1965 Task Force on Special Education, Massachusetts Mental Retardation Planning Project, Boston, MA
  1965-1984 Board of Trustees, Massachusetts Association for Retarded Citizens Trust, (Secretary, 1970-1982), Waltham, MA
  1969-1972 Coordinating Council on Drug Abuse, City of Boston, Boston, MA
  1978-1989 Board of Trustees (Treasurer, 1982-1984), Kingsley School, Boston,MA
  1979-1983 Professional Advisory Committee, Brookline Mental Health Association, Brookline, MA
  1997-1999 Transition Conference Planning Group, Harvard Center for Children’s Health,
Harvard School of Public Health

Memberships, Offices and Committee Assignments in Professional Societies:
  1963- American Psychological Association
  1963- Massachusetts Psychological Association; 1964-1970, Legislative Committee
  1975-2002 Council for Exceptional Children
  1978- Boston Institute for the Development of Infants Parents, Boston, MA; 1978-1986, Steering Committee; 1987-1995, Advisory Board, 1995-
  1996-2002 American Academy for Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine

Editorial Boards:
  1976-1978 Editorial Advisory Board, Resource Handbook on Programming and Handicapped Children, Action for Children’s Television and WGBH-TV, Boston, MA
  1984-1987 1984-1987 Psychology Today Committee, American Psychological Association, Washington, DC

Major Research Interests:
  1 Children with disabilities and their families
  2 Doctor/patient (parent) communication; communicating difficult diagnostic news

Principal Clinical and Hospital Service Responsibilities:
  1963-1995 Private clinical psychologist
  1962-1964 Staff Psychologist, Douglas A. Thom Clinic for Children, Boston, MA
  1980-1996 Director, Counseling Service, New England College of Optometry, Boston, MA

Major Administrative Responsibilities:
  1964-1966 Director of Research, Douglas A. Thom Clinic For Children, Boston, MA
  1966-1968 Assistant Project Director, Mental Health Center Studies Unit, Boston University School of Medicine, Boston, MA
  1971-1997 Co-Founder, Editor, Editor-in-Chief, Publisher, EXCEPTIONAL PARENT magazine, Boston, MA

Teaching Experience:
  1962-1963 1962-1963 Course developer and lecturer, Introductory Psychology, Clark University Evening College, Worcester, MA
  1963-1965 Course developer and lecturer, Boston University College of Liberal Arts, Boston, MA
  1964-1968 1964-1968 Supervising graduate students, psychological testing, Douglas A. Thom Clinic for Children, Boston, MA
  1965-1966 1965-1966 Supervising graduate students, psychological testing, psychotherapy, Worcester Youth Guidance Center, Worcester, MA
  1966-1969 1966-1969 Lecturer, psychological testing and mental retardation, Simmons College School of Social Work, Boston, MA
  1967-1973 Course developer and lecturer, undergraduate courses on Introductory Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Experimental Psychology at University of Massachusetts, Boston, MA
  1975-1977 Course developer and lecturer, graduate courses in Clinical Assessment, Working with Parents; Participant in seminars for graduate students, Lesley College, Cambridge, MA
  1977-1996 Course developer and lecturer, Patient Psychology sequence, including human development, doctor/patient relationship, patient counseling and education; Participant in courses in Vision Rehabilitation and Pediatric Optometry, New Engand College of Optometry, Boston, MA
  1990-1991 Participant, Doctoral Project Committee, Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology
  1991-1992 Participant, seminar for behavioral pediatric fellows, Children’s Hospital, Boston
  1992- 1992- Lecturer on the challenge of delivering difficult diagnostic news to parents at Children’s Hospital, Boston and other settings: Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago; 7th Medical Command, U.S. Army, Germany; Waisman Institute, University of Wisconsin; Schneider Children’s Hospital, New York; University of Texas Medical Center, San Antonio; Franciscan Children’s Hospital, Boston; Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, New England Medical Center, Boston; University of Pittsburgh Medical Center; University of California at San Diego Medical Center; Gillette Children’s Hospital, St. Paul, MN; Grand Forks (ND) Clinic; University of New Mexico Medical Center, Albuquerque; Rehabilitation Center, University of California at Los Angeles; University of Chicago Hospital; University of Illinois at Chicago Hospital; Michael
Reese Hospital, Chicago, IL; Santa Clara (CA) Valley Medical Center; Oakland (CA) Children's Hospital; Cambridge (MA) Hospital; Long Beach (CA) Memorial Hospital, Long Beach, CA; Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, New Brunswick, NJ; Jersey City (NJ) Medical Center; Brown University Medical Center, Providence, RI; Cleveland (OH) Clinic Children’s Hospital for Rehabilitation; Mailman Center, University of Miami Medical Center; College of Allied Health, Nova Southeastern University, Ft. Lauderdale, FL; Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston
  1996- 1996- Keynote speaker on working with parents of children with disabilities at Arkansas Special Education Show; North Dakota early intervention conference; University of Michigan Medical Center conference
  1997-1999 Trainer of financial consultants at Merrill Lynch program for families of children with disabilities
  1997-2003 Workshop leader at seven Abilities Expo shows each year
  1998-1999 1998-1999 Group supervision of mental health counseling students, Counseling Department, Graduate
School of Education, University of Massachusetts/Boston
  1999 Member, Doctoral Committee, Department of Child Study, Tufts University, Medford, MA
  2001 2001- You Will Dream New Dreams speaking engagements: Family Resource Center on Disabilities,
Chicago, IL; The Arc of New Jersey, Princeton, NJ; Detroit Jewish Book Fair, Detroit, MI; VACTERAL Association Family Conference, Boston, MA; Graduate Department of Special Education, School of Education, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN; Department of Physical Therapy, University of Miami, Miami, FL; Santa Clara Valley Medical Center, Santa Clara, CA;
Accessibility Summit, McLean Bible Church, McLean, VA; Exceptional Student Education Department, Broward County School System, Ft. Lauderdale, FL

Bibliography:
Proceedings of Meetings:
  Klein SD. The development of tactual perception—processes and achievements. In: Wapner S, Kaplan B, eds.
  Heinz Werner, 1890-1964, papers in memoriam. Worcester, MA: Clark University Press, 1966:72-78.
Reviews and Educationally Relevant Publications:
  Klein SD. Psychologist at city hall—a problem of identity. American Psychologist 1970;25:195-199.
  Klein SD, Abrams SL. Public housing for the handicapped? Journal of Rehabilitation 1971;37(2):20-21.
  Klein SD. When the patient’s problem is “all in the head.” Optometric Management 1980;16:51-59.
  Klein SD, Klein RE. Delivering bad news: the most challenging task in patient education. Journal of the American Optometric Association 1987;9:660-663.
  Klein SD. The challenge of communicating with parents. Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics 1993;14:184-191.
Chapters:
  Klein SD, Klebanoff LB. Scientific breakthroughs—how to evaluate them. In: Rubinstein J, ed. Annual editions, readings in psychology 1973-74. Guildford, CT: The Duskin Publishing Group, 1973: 17-18.
  Klein SD, Klompus M. Telethons: raising the ante. In: Harmonay M, ed. Promise and performance: children with special needs. Action for children’s television guide to TV programming for children, Volume one. Cambridge: Ballinger, 1977: 212-218.
  Klein SD. Dyslexia. In: Landers A, ed. The Ann Landers encyclopedia. New York: Doubleday, 1978: 98-99.
  Klein SD. The role of the family in helping the child with learning disabilities. In: Davis M, Whitener JC, eds. The role of vision in multi-disciplinary approaches to children with learning disabilities. Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas, 1982: 112-132.
  Klein SD. The challenge of communicating with parents. In: Darling RBD, Peter MI, eds. Families, physicians, and children with special needs: collaborative education models. Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Company, 1994: 51-74.
  Klein, SD. Foreword. In: Brantlinger EA, Klein, SM, Guskin, SL. Fighting for Darla. Challenges for family care and professional responsibiity: the case study of a pregnant adolescent with autism. New York: Teachers College Press, 1994.
  Klein SD. Working with parents: concepts and techniques. In: Barnard S, Edgar D, eds. Paediatric eye care. Oxford: Blackwell Science, 1995.
  Klein, SD. Special needs. Interview with Dr. Stanley D. Klein. In: Cline, CM. The FAQS (Frequently Asked Questions) of Life. New York: Cader Books, 1998.
  Klein, SD. Foreword. In: McHugh, M. Special siblings. Growing up with someone with a disability. New York: Hyperion, 1999.
Books:
  Klein SD. Psychological testing of children, a consumer’s guide. Boston: Psy-Ed Corporation, 1975.
  Schleifer MJ, Klein SD, eds. The disabled child and the family. Boston: The Exceptional Parent Press, 1985
  Klein SD, Schleifer, MJ, eds. It isn’t fair. Siblings of children with disabilities. Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Group, 1993.
  Klein, SD, Schive, K, eds. You will dream new dreams. New York, NY: Kensington Publishing Company, 2001.
  Klein, SD, Kemp, JD, eds. Reflections from a different journey. What adults with disabilities wish all parents knew. New York: McGraw-Hill (2004).
  Karp, G, Klein, S, eds. From There to here. Stories of adjustment to spinal cord injury. Horsham, PA: No
Limits Communications (2004).
Magazine articles:
  As a Co-Founder of EXCEPTIONAL PARENT magazine, I had a part in editing every article from June, 1971 through September, 1997. I have written or been a co-author or editor of over 200 articles and editorials.

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