Background
Goldstein, Marvin S. was born on January 6, 1944 in Jamaica, New York, United States.
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Marvin S. Goldstein
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Bachelor of Science in Physical Science, State University of New York, Stony Brook, 1965; Master of Science in Psychology, U. Georgia, 1966; Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Psychology, U. Georgia, 1973; diploma, American Institute Hypnosis.
Career
Psychologist, Clayton County Community Mental Health Center, 1969-1970; psychologist, National Academy Medical Hypnosis, 1971-1972; chief clinical services, Human Development Center, Atlanta, since 1973. Consultant psychologist Regional Youth Development Center, Atlanta, 1973-1986, JohnF. Kennedy Work Activity Center, 1974-1996, Carrie Steel Pitts Home, Atlanta, 1974-1988, Tommy Nobis Center, 1977-1978, Kennington Group, 1983. Member of staff Peachford Hospital, 1974-1991, Parkwood Hospital, since 1989, Psychiatric Institute Atlanta, 1983-1996.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Association of University Professors, Association Advancement Behavioral Therapies, Association to Advance Ethical Hypnosis, Southern Association Professional Hypnotists (treasurer 1972, president 1974), American Institute Hypnosis, Georgia Psychological Association, American Psychological Association, Southeastern Association Behavior Therapy, Academy Psychologists in Marital and Family Therapy, Georgia Juvenile Superior vena cava syndrome Association, Georgia Rehabilitation Counselors Association, Association Advancement of Psychology, American Academy Stress Disorders, American Society Clinical Hypnosis, Atlanta Hypnosis Society (secretary 1988, 92-93, 97, president 1989-1991, treasurer 1994-1995), Psi Chi.
Connections
Children: Michele, Edward.
