MARK L. GOLDSTEIN 1893 Sheridan Rd., Suite 215 Highland Park, IL 60035

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1 MARK L. GOLDSTEIN 1893 Sheridan Rd., Suite 215 Highland Park, IL (847) (847) EDUCATION Ph.D., June 1976, University of Florida M.S., June 1972, Northern Illinois University B.A., December 1970, University of Wisconsin LICENSING Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Illinois, since CLINICAL EXPERIENCE Diplomate, Professional Academy of Child Custody Evaluators, since Diplomate & Fellow, American Board of Forensic Examiners, since Diplomate, American Board of Psychological Specialties (child custody), since /76 to present EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, ADJUSTMENT CENTER, P.C. Buffalo Grove, Highland Park, Northbrook, Oak Brook, IL. Private practice - Psychological evaluation (for psychiatric practitioners, police departments, court systems, employers); Consultation; Psychotherapy. 6/76-6/79 PSYCHOLOGIST, DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL SERVICES, COOK COUNTY JUVENILE COURT, Chicago, IL. Psychological assessment; individual and family therapy; consultation to staff; in-service training; testified as an expert witness. 6/75-6/76 PSYCHOLOGY INTERN, SOUTH METRO CHILDREN'S CENTER, Atlanta, GA. Individual, group, marital, and family therapy; psychological assessment; crisis intervention. 7/74-6/75 SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST, ALACHUA COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, Gainesville, FL. Psychological assessment, counseling, and consultation. 2/74-7/74 SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST, MARION COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, Ocala, FL. Psychological assessment, counseling, and consultation. TEACHING EXPERIENCE 9/ ADJUNCT PROFESSOR, CHICAGO SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY, Chicago, IL. Teach courses in interviewing and assessment and Psychopathology. 9/94-8/99 ADJUNCT PROFESSOR, ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY, Chicago, IL. Taught courses in personality assessment, abnormal psychology, and child therapy in graduate school program.

2 8/93-7/94 ADJUNCT PROFESSOR, FOREST INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY, Wheeling, IL. Taught courses in intellectual assessment, personality assessment and advanced personality assessment in doctoral program. 2/86-7/88 ADJUNCT ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, Chicago, IL. Taught child development, interviewing, assessment, and diagnosis to medical students and residents. 6/81-7/86 DIRECTOR, BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE, St. ELIZABETH'S HOSPITAL FAMILY PRACTICE RESIDENCY PROGRAM, Chicago, IL. (Affiliated with University of Illinois College of Medicine). Taught residents basic interviewing, assessment, and counseling; coordinated behavioral science experiences for residents and medical and psychology students; consulted on inpatient and outpatient psychiatric cases; consulted to Department of Pediatrics. 3/77-6/85 CORE and ADJUNCT FACULTY, ILLINOIS SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY, Chicago, IL. Taught doctoral courses in intellectual and personality assessment, advanced Rorschach, forensic assessment, child development, and therapy; supervised students in diagnostic assessment and therapy. 9/73-6/74 INSTRUCTOR, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Gainesville, FL. Taught courses in child development. 9/72-9/73 TEACHING ASSISTANT, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Gainesville, FL. ADMINISTRATION EXPERIENCE 6/76-12/97 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Adjustment Center P.C., Buffalo Grove, Highland Park, Northbrook and Oak Brook, IL. Supervised clinical and administrative staff: developed and administered contracts with managed care and employee assistance programs (including United Airlines and Cook County); prepared budget. 6/85-6/89 PRESIDENT, Meta Group, Buffalo Grove, IL Developed EAP programs for small and mid sized companies; supervised delivery of services to company employees; developed quality control and evaluation procedures; trained staff; prepared brochures for employees; prepared budget. 6/81-7/86 DIRECTOR, Behavioral Sciences, St. Elizabeth's Hospital Family Practice Residency Program (affiliated with the University of Illinois College of Medicine). Coordinated behavioral science experiences for residents, medical and psychology students; developed out-patient clinic; developed and implemented residency evaluation procedures; prepared grants.

3 CONSULTING EXPERIENCE 1/86 - present CONSULTANT, GLENBROOK SCHOOL DISTRICT #225, Glenview, IL. Provide consultation to special education staff on LD/BD/ED students and program. 8/95-9/04 CONSULTANT, HIGHLAND PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT #112, Highland Park, IL. Provide consultation to administrative staff and faculty on special education programs. 2/90-6/99 CONSULTANT, BARRINGTON SCHOOL SYSTEM, Barrington, IL.. Provided consultation and case analysis to psychologists, social workers, and special education director. 3/95-6/97 CONSULTANT, LEVY AND ASSOCIATES, Chicago, IL. Provided consultation to companies, regarding executive promotion and corporate climate. 4/90-6/92 CONSULTANT, DEERFIELD HIGH SCHOOL, Deerfield, IL. Provided consultation to special education staff on LD/BD/ED students and program. 10/85-8/86 CONSULTANT, CHICAGO RESEARCH AND TRADE, Chicago, IL. Provided consultation to desk and floor traders, human resources personnel, and management; conducted in-service training for human resources department. 6/79-6/81 CONSULTING PSYCHOLOGIST, CERMAK HOSPITAL, Cook County Jail, Chicago, IL. Consulted to staff; provided therapy supervision; conducted research. 2/77-12/77 CONSULTING PSYCHOLOGIST, RIDGEWAY PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL, Chicago, IL. Performed psychological assessments and individual treatment; consulted to staff. INTMENTS Custody Evaluator, DuPage County Court, since Committee Member, Child Custody Evaluation Committee, Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, since Committee Member, Child Custody Evaluation Committee, American College of Forensic Examiners, since Custody Evaluator, Lake County Court, since Custody Evaluator, Will County Court, since Custody Evaluator, McHenry County Court, since ADVANCED TRAINING Mediation Program, Lemmon Mediation Institute, Family Therapy Program, Institute for Juvenile Research, Family Therapy courses, Family Institute, Northwestern University,

4 1986. Alcoholism and Chemical Dependency, Cook County Juvenile Court, (through Lutheran General Hospital), Advanced Rorschach (Hertz and Exner), Assessment of Handicapped Children (Hearing Impaired, Visually Impaired, Physically Impaired), State of Florida Department of Education, MEMBERSHIPS American Association of Family & Conciliation Courts American Psychological Association Society for Personality Assessment American College of Forensic Examiners American College of Forensic Psychology Professional Academy of Custody Evaluators

5 PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS Goldstein, M. L. and Morewitz, Children and Adolescent Disorders, Springer, In Press. Morewitz, S. and Goldstein, M.L. Aging and Chronic Disorders, Springer, Goldstein, M.L. and Rappaport, S. Use of Psychological Tests in Custody Evaluations, paper presented at the American College of Forensic Psychologists symposium, Santa Fe, New Mexico, May Goldstein, M.L., Living with a Chronic Disease, in S. Morewitz, Chronic Disease, Disability and Quality of Life, Springer, Goldstein, M.L. and Gates, D, Attachment and Overnight Visitation, paper presented at the Lake County Bar Association Annual Family Law conference, Savannah, GA, April Goldstein, M.L., The Psychological Effects of Abuse, in S. Morewitz, Domestic Violence and Maternal and Child Health, Kluwer, Goldstein, M.L., Kessler, K. and Equi, R. Joint versus Sole Custody: Psychological and Legal Considerations, workshop presented at the American College of Forensic Psychology symposium, Newport Beach, CA, April Goldstein, M.L. and Kessler, K. Visitation Issues in Child Custody Cases, workshop presented at the American College of Forensic Examiners symposium, Scottsdale, AZ, October Goldstein, M.L., Grodner, J. and Jordan, E. Psychological and Legal Considerations in Relocation/Removal Cases, workshop presented at the American College of Forensic Psychology conference, Rancho Mirage, CA, April Goldstein, M.L. Preparing the Client for a 604 Evaluation, paper presented at the DuPage County Bar Association, Family Law Division meeting, Wheaton, IL, January Goldstein, M.L. Ask the Expert: Re-visitation of the Tender Years Theory, paper presented at the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, Illinois chapter meeting, Chicago, IL, January Goldstein, M.L. Parental Alienation, Proceedings of the Illinois Bar Association meeting, Lake Geneva, WI, June 2001.

6 Goldstein, M.L. The Use of Psychological Tests in Custody Cases, paper presented at the Lake County Bar Association child representative training, Waukegan, IL, June Goldstein, M.L. Ask the Expert: Psychological Issues in Child Custody, paper presented at the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, Illinois chapter meeting, Chicago, IL, January 2001, Goldstein, M.L., Austin, B. and Katz, S. Psychological and Legal Considerations in Child Custody Cases, Proceedings of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts Fourth International Child Custody conference, Kiawah, SC, November Goldstein, M.L. Parental Alienation Strategies, workshop presented at the Lake County Child Representative training, Waukegan, IL, June Goldstein, M.L., Hines, L. Pacheco, F. and Rapaport, S. Factors to Consider in Mobility/Move Out Cases, panel discussion at the Lake County Bar Association Family Law meeting, Scottsdale, AZ, March Goldstein, M.L. School Phobia, Interview on CBS radio (national), September Goldstein, M.L. The Diagnostic Interview for Children and Adolescents, Grand Rounds, CPC Streamwood Hospital, Streamwood, IL, October Goldstein, M.L. Effective Discipline and Limit Setting, workshop presented at the Women s American ORT conference, Chicago, IL, April Goldstein, M.L. and Harkins, Seth. An Ecological Systems Approach to Programming for BD Students, paper presented at the American Association for Psychiatric Services meeting, San Diego, CA, February Goldstein, M.L., Wolf, H. and Gierbolini, J. Teaching Death and Dying to Residents, The Medical Psychotherapist, Winter Goldstein, M.L. Review of Advances in Personality Assessment, Vol. 3, Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy, Fall, Goldstein, M.L. Inferential Diagnostic Techniques for School Psychologists, workshop presented at the annual Illinois School Psychologists conference, Peoria, IL, November 1987.

7 Goldstein, M.L. (ed.) Innovations in Behavioral Science Education, STFM Press, Goldstein, M.L. and Morewitz, S. The Use of the Psychosocial Chart Audit with Family Practice Residents, paper presented at the annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine conference, San Diego, CA, May Goldstein, M.L. Child Abuse: Identification and Treatment, Documentary, WCIU, Channel 26, Chicago, IL, March Goldstein, M.L. Advanced Projective Assessment with Children, seminar presented at the Illinois School Psychologists conference, Champaign, IL, February Goldstein, M.L., Gierbolini, J. and Wolf, H. Supportive Care: An Alternate Means of Teaching Death and Dying to Residents, workshop presented at the Forum for Teachers of Behavioral Science in Family Practice Residencies, Lake Geneva, WI, November Goldstein, M.L. Review of Written Communication in Family Medicine, Family Medicine, July Goldstein, M.L. Psychological Consultation to Pediatricians and Family Physicians, workshop presented at the Behavioral Medicine conference, Chicago, IL, May Goldstein, M.L. and Powell, J. Psychological Assessment of Sexual Abuse, Proceedings of the Symposium on the Future of Parenting, Chicago, IL, November Goldstein, M.L. and Wolf, H. Children with Psychogenic Pain: Family Dynamics and Therapy, paper presented at the Chicago Family Therapy conference (Family Institute of Northwestern U.), Chicago, IL, November Goldstein, M.L., Wolf, H., Powell, J. and Alparce, J. Integration of Psychology Interns and Externs with Family Practice Residents, paper presented at the annual Forum for Teachers of Behavioral Science, Lake Geneva, WI, November Goldstein, M.L. Interventions with Non-compliant Patients, paper presented at the Society of Teachers in Family Medicine conference, Orlando,

8 FL, May Chaitkin, P. and Goldstein, M.L. Integration of a Dental Curriculum into a Family Practice Residency, paper presented at the Society of Teachers in Family Medicine conference, Orlando, FL, May Goldstein, M.L. The Use of Paradox with Resistant and Non-Compliant Patients, paper presented at the Society of Teachers in Family Medicine conference, Boston, MA, May Goldstein, M.L. Stage Fright: Dynamics and Treatment Strategies with Children, seminar presented at the Illinois Music Educators Association conference, Chicago, IL, April Goldstein, M.L. Values Clarification: A Technique to Enhance Patient Care, seminar presented at the North Central Regional conference of the Society of Teachers in Family Medicine, Madison, WI, October McHolland, J. and Goldstein, M.L. Family Therapy with Resistant Children and Adolescents, paper presented at the Chicago Family Therapy conference (Family Institute of Northwestern U.), Chicago, IL, October Goldstein, M.L. The Use of Values Clarification in the Training of Family Physicians, Proceedings of the International Forum on Family Medicine Education, San Juan, Puerto Rico, August Goldstein, M.L. and Simmons, R. A Comparison of Jailed and Hospitalized Chronic Paranoid Schizophrenics, paper presented at the Society for Personality Assessment annual conference, Tampa, FL, March Goldstein, M.L. Diagnostic Considerations in Child Custody Evaluations, paper presented at the American Association of Psychiatric Services for Children annual conference, San Francisco, CA, November Cherian, P., Goldstein, M.L. and Simmons, R. The Development of a Psychiatric Program in a Correctional Facility, Federal Probation, September Goldstein, M.L. Developing Preventative Services, paper presented at the American Association of Psychiatric Services conference, Atlanta, GA, November 1978.

9 Schwartz, M. and Goldstein, M.L. Special Problems of the Precocious Child, paper presented at the Illinois Psychiatric Society conference, Chicago, IL, November Goldstein, M.L. Opening Preschool Education, New Voices, Winter 1975 Goldstein, M.L. The Effect of Racial Prejudice on Visual Depth Perception: An Examination of Perceptual Defense and Sensitization, paper presented at the Southeastern Psychological Association conference, Atlanta, GA, November Goldstein, M.L. The Effect of Prior Perceptions on Diagnosis, paper presented at the Florida Association of Psychologists conference, Orlando, FL, October Goldstein, M.L. A Training Program for Day Care Paraprofessionals. Monograph available from the Institute for the Development of Human Resources, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, December 1973.