Edward P. Stone

Edward P. Stone serves as a Senior Lecturer in the Counseling Division of the School of Education and Counseling at Cambridge College. He is concurrently a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) and School Adjustment Counselor at a western Massachusetts public high school, providing clinical support to general and special education students while leading district-wide affinity groups and community-based antiracism initiatives. His work centers on systemic equity, Black and Brown safety, and leveraging social justice frameworks for societal transformation.

Educational background includes:

• Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Sociology, University of Massachusetts Amherst
• Master of Social Work (MSW), Boston College

His professional focus integrates culturally responsive methodologies with solution-focused brief therapy and addictions counseling. Stone emphasizes celebrating inherent human resilience while confronting systemic barriers to access and opportunity. His practice explicitly centers Black and Brown safety through uncompromising truth-telling to power structures.

At Cambridge College, Stone teaches core courses including Perspectives in Cross-Cultural Counseling, Counseling Techniques with Multi-Problem Families in Changing Communities, The Life of the Family in Context, Alcohol and Drugs in Society, and Family Treatment of Substance Abuse. His pedagogy directly reflects his community-based antiracism work and commitment to creating equitable educational spaces.