Dr. Daniel Goldberg is a licensed psychologist (NJ #2059) specializing in individual, couples, and adolescent therapy. For over 25 years, he has maintained a private practice in Princeton, NJ. He is a Field Supervisor helping to train psychology graduate students at GSSAP, Rutgers. He is Director of the New Jersey Couples Therapy Training Program, a division of CPPNJ. He has taught courses on psychotherapy with adolescents, couples therapy, love, object relations, and the foundations of Freud. In his leisure time, he is also an active amateur photographer and participates in juried shows in the NJ/PA area.

Previously, he was as Assistant Professor at Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia for five years. During that time, he completed the book Contemporary Marriage: Special Topics in Couples Therapy (Dorsey Press, 1985).

In addition, Dr. Goldberg has presented at national conferences and to general audiences speaking on the topics of sexuality and desire deficits, diagnosing adolescent problems, managing affairs, the key challenges in couple relatonships, and addictive processes. He has consulted with the Partnership for a Drug Free America.

Education
   Tufts University, BA, 1971
   New York University, Ph.D., 1981
   NIMH Post-Doctoral Fellowship, SUNY at Stony Brook, under Dr. Joseph LoPiccolo

License, Certifications & Awards
   New Jersey Licensed Psychologist #2059
   Certified Imago Relationshp Therapist
   Diplomate & Certified Sex Therapist, AASECT, and Member, Diplomate Status Committee

Additional Training
    Emotionall Focused Therapy, externship and ongoing training
    Center for Family Learning, family therapy training & member, Marital Project
    CPPNJ, completed training in psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic psychotherapy
    Imago Relationship Therapy
    Seminar, Jungian psychology
    EMDR, Level 1