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Letter from Stephen R. Alexander, Psy.D. to Jack Goldberger Regarding Opinion of Jeffrey E. Epstein,¶
dated August 16, 2010¶
[pp. A58-A61]¶
Stephen R. Alexander, Psy.D.¶
Clinical Psychologist¶
1825 Forest Hill Boulevard, Suite 204¶
West Palm Beach, Florida 33406¶
561-433-2355¶
August 16, 2010¶
Jack Goldberger, Esq.¶
Atterbury, Goldberger and Weiss, P.A.¶
250 South Australian Avenue, Suite 1400¶
West Palm Beach, Florida 33401¶
Re.: Jeffrey Epstein¶
Dear Mr. Goldberger:¶
Since my initial assessment of Mr. Epstein he has been extremely cooperative with all of the services provided to him. He has spent a great deal of time and energy focusing on his behavior and the attitudes, beliefs and expectations that undergird his approach to life. He has examined his priorities and undergone a comprehensive self-exploration on more than one occasion, primarily because of the vast changes that have occurred in his life and the upheaval these events have caused. Throughout it all Mr. Epstein has remained willing to focus on himself and how to turn even the most dire personal circumstances into productive experiences to the fullest extent possible. In my opinion Mr. Epstein has been highly cooperative with and benefited from the treatment provided. Relying upon my 25 years of experience as a forensic psychologist and the plethora of data gathered by me, I state with confidence that Mr. Epstein poses no threat to himself or the community. It is abundantly clear that he has learned his lesson and the probability of his reoffending is negligible. Mr. Epstein poses no threat to either himself or the general community, and he requires no additional intervention or treatment for his no-risk/low-risk status to be maintained into the future.¶
If any questions remain or I can be of additional assistance, please contact my office.¶
Sincerely,¶
Clinical Psychologist¶
Stephen R. Alexander, Psy.D.¶
SRA/bl¶
Epstein-06037-L2A¶
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Stephen R. Alexander, Psy.D.¶
Clinical Psychologist 1825 Forest Hill Boulevard, Suite 204 West Palm Beach, Florida 33406 561-433-2355¶
EDUCATION¶
| Psy.D. | Florida Institute of Technology; Clinical Psychology, 1985 |
| M.S. | Eastern Kentucky University; Clinical Psychology, 1980 |
| B.A. | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; 1977 |
LICENSURE¶
Florida Board of Psychological Examiners: Psychologist, PY0003713¶
CERTIFICATIONS¶
Supreme Court of Florida: Family Court Mediator 19355 CF¶
Supreme Court of Florida: County Court Mediator 19355 CF¶
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE¶
Clinical Psychologist: Private practice providing services to children, adolescents, adults and families. Specialization in psychodiagnostic evaluations (personality, forensic, psychoeducational), forensic psychology, and psychotherapy. July 1989 to present.¶
Chief Psychologist: Juvenile and Family Divisions of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit and Division of Youth Affairs, Palm Beach County, Florida. September 1987 to July 1989.¶
Duties: Supervise Psychological Services provided to Juvenile and Family Court including psychological evaluations of children, adolescents and adults in delinquency, dependency, custody, and sex abuse cases; testimony as Expert Witness.¶
Program Supervision of Sable Palm Youth Service Center, a 48 bed residential treatment program for emotionally and behaviorally disturbed adolescents; family therapy approach to treatment.¶
Program Supervision of the Youth Service Bureau, a community based family counseling/delinquency prevention program.¶
Directing program evaluation and basic research within the Division of Youth Affairs.¶
Directing APA Approved continuing education office for professional staff under the Chief Psychologist (5 Psy.D./Ph.D. psychologists, and 20 M.A./M.S.W. counselors).¶
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Court Psychologist: Juvenile and Family Divisions of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit and the Division of Youth Affairs, Palm Beach County, Florida. October 1985 to September 1987.¶
Duties: Psychodiagnostic evaluations of children, adolescents and adults for the court in delinquency, dependency, custody and sex abuse cases. Clinical Supervisor of the Sable Palm Youth Service Center.¶
Staff Psychologist: Scotland County Mental Health Center, Laurinberg, North Carolina. February to August 1982.¶
Duties: Individual and family psychotherapy (60% child services, 40% adult outpatient). Consultant to Scotland County School system. Competency evaluations for courts.¶
Staff Psychologist: Robeson County Mental Health Center, Lumberton, North Carolina. August 1980 to July 1981.¶
Duties: Outpatient Individual and family psychotherapy (60% child services, 40% adult outpatient). Psychodiagnostic evaluations for Center patients, local courts, and the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation.¶
Program evaluation of 15 Head Start Centers in a four county area for H.E.W.¶
Consultant to Red Springs City School system, Southeastern Sheltered Workshop, and Robeson County Group Homes.¶
INTERNSHIP¶
Louisiana State University Medical School (APA Approved): New Orleans, Louisiana. September 1984 to August 1985. Training consisted of equal time spent in three rotations: Adult, Child and Neuropsychology. Year long training in outpatient psychotherapy and community mental health services at West Jefferson Mental Health Center (1 day per week), psychoanalytic treatment of adults at LSU Medical Center, weekly psychoanalytic psychotherapy seminars and weekly psychodiagnostics seminars.¶
PRACTICUM PLACEMENTS¶
Neuropsychiatry Unit: Wuesthoff Memorial Hospital, Rockledge, Florida. 20 hours per week (200 total hours); January to March, 1984.¶
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Center for Student Development: Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne, Florida 10 hours per week (200 total hours); June to December 1983.¶
Melbourne Head Start Center: Melbourne, Florida. 10 hours per week (100 total hours); September to December 1983.¶
Robeson County Mental Health Center: Lumberton, North Carolina. 40 hours per week (1040 total hours); January to June 1980.¶
University of Kentucky Medical Center (Outpatient Psychiatry): Lexington, Kentucky. 20 hours per week (640 total hours); January to December 1979.¶
PUBLICATIONS & RESEARCH PAPERS¶
Alexander, S. & Wiatrowski, M. (1989). Delinquency prevention in a Youth Service Bureau. Unpublished manuscript.¶
Alexander, S. (1992). Choosing and using experts. In, Child Custody and Visitation in Florida. Eau Claire, WI: National Business Institute, Inc.¶
AWARDS¶
1993 Special Service Award presented by the Legal Aid Society and the Palm Beach County Bar Association for pro bono services to the community.¶
PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS¶
Education Chair of the Palm Chapter of the Florida Psychological Association, 1994.¶
President of the Palm Chapter of the Florida Psychological Association, 1995.¶
COMMUNITY SERVICE POSITIONS¶
Board of Directors Fern House, West Palm Beach, Florida. Fern House is a residential rehabilitation center for male alcoholics and drug addicts. 2004 to present.¶