Stanley
Goldberg,
a professor of special education with a Ph.D. in speech pathology, has
spent the past 25 years treating people with speech, language and learning
problems. In workshops he conducts for adults whose lives have suddenly
and traumatically changed, he maintains that one can navigate through
even the darkest moments to find new inspiration.
The professor's articles have appeared in magazines such as Psychology
Today, in which he outlined 10 necessary principles for change,
and Horse and Rider, in which he shared how his view of life
changed atop a horse at a dude ranch.
Goldberg's essay on his work as a hospice volunteer was among 19 entries
worldwide selected for a 2004 Power of Purpose Essay Award.
His latest book is "Ready to Learn: How to Help Your Preschooler
Succeed" (Oxford University Press, 2005).
Stanley
Goldberg,
a professor of special education with a Ph.D. in speech pathology, has
spent the past 25 years treating people with speech, language and learning
problems. In workshops he conducts for adults whose lives have suddenly
and traumatically changed, he maintains that one can navigate through
even the darkest moments to find new inspiration.
