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ABOUT
about larry
Lawrence J.
Cohen, Ph.D., the author of PLAYFUL PARENTING, is a
licensed psychologist specializing in children's play and play
therapy. In addition to his private therapy practice, he is also
a speaker and consultant to public and independent schools, and
a teacher of parenting classes and classes for daycare teachers.
Dr. Cohen is also the co-author, with Michael Thompson and
Catherine O'Neill Grace, of Best Friends, Worst Enemies:
Friendship, Popularity and Social Cruelty in the Lives of Boys
and Girls, and Mom, They're Teasing Me: Helping Children
Solve Social Problems. His regular column in Nick Jr.
Magazine was the winner of the 2003 Golden Lamp award from
Education Press, and he also answers parents' questions online
at NickJr.com.
Dr. Cohen is the author of numerous published articles in
professional journals and popular magazines, and he has
presented his work at professional conferences, workshops,
classes, and public appearances.
Dr. Cohen attended Haverford College and received his doctorate
in clinical psychology from Duke University. After an internship
at Tulane University, he began a research and private practice
career in Madison, Wisconsin. His treatment innovations have
included the first groups in the country for husbands and
boyfriends of sexual abuse survivors, as well as one of the
first therapy groups for male survivors of sexual abuse. All of
his work -- with children, parents, couples, abuse survivors,
and families -- has pointed him towards writing about human
connections.
Dr. Cohen lives in Brookline, Massachusetts.
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