Dr. Diana Goldstein

Dr. Diana Goldstein has over two decades of experience in clinical, forensic, and neuropsychology. She attended the University of Wisconsin, Madison for her BA in psychology and French before earning both her MS and PhD from Chicago Medical School in clinical psychology. She is certified in clinical neuropsychology, is a member of several professional societies in her field, and has lectured and been published numerous times. Her notable former experience includes as a clinical neuropsychologist for The Neurobehavior and Rehabilitation Network, director of neuropsychology for the Isaac Ray Center, and a cognitive-behavioral therapist in private practice. She also served as an evaluating clinician for the NFL Program for Substances of Abuse and a clinical psychologist for the Sexually Violent Persons Conditional Release Program as a part of Liberty Healthcare. She has also served as a therapist, psychometrician, and clinical psychologist for several different medical centers and litigation firms, both treating and consultative. She also has teaching experience as a former instructor for Rush University and Rosalind Franklin University's psychiatry departments and a former adjunct faculty member of the University of Chicago's psychiatry and behavioral neuroscience department. Currently, she is a contracting clinical psychologist for one of the major US federal services' programs, as well as the president and CEO of both a neuropsychological and psychological outpatient center and a neuropsychological and psychological forensic evaluation group. She also serves as the director of neuropsychology for these two groups.