Joshua Bernstein

Dr. Joshua Bernstein is a Professor in the Department of Psychology, Counseling & Criminology at Carlow University, Pittsburgh. He holds a PhD in School Psychology and a MA in Counseling Psychology, with expertise in behavioral interventions, cognitive assessment, and trauma-informed practices.

• Education: PhD (School Psychology, Duquesne University), MA (Counseling Psychology, Antioch University Seattle), BA (Psychology, The Evergreen State College)

His research focuses on school psychology and cognitive assessment, particularly examining behavioral interventions in educational settings and the impact of relational trauma on adolescent executive functioning. His work bridges clinical practice with educational policy, including publications on working memory measurement and prescription privileges in counseling.

Recent publications highlight his contributions to response-to-intervention frameworks, intelligence scale validation, and mathematical problem-solving. Dr. Bernstein maintains professional affiliations with the National Association of School Psychologists and American Psychological Association.

• Awards:
  • Sara and Tena Goldstein Memorial Scholarship Fund (2004-2006)