About Dr. Diane

• Overview
• Dr. Diane's Story
• What is a Neuropsychologist?
• What is a Health Psychologist?
• What is a Sports Pyschologist?
• 5 Prong Approach
• Curriculum Vitae
• Dr. Diane's Books
  • Coping with Mild Traumatic Brain Injury
  • Timeless, A Novel
• Publications
  • Other Articles
  • HealthCare Proposal
• Credentials & Awards

About Dr. Diane

Dr. Diane's Story: On March 5, 1990, Diane's life was suddenly transformed. Driving home after visiting a cancer patient, she suffered a cerebral bleed (an aneurysm, a type of stroke), and became unconscious at the wheel of her automobile and was involved in a 60 mph head-on auto accident. Five months later, Dr. Diane had open skull, brain surgery to remove the cause of the stroke, which was a growth on her brain (a cavernous hemangioma). A successful health practitioner (who managed a private practice of 7 therapists and 250 patients), she was now thrust in the role of brain injured patient and found herself fighting for survival. From her experience and expertise, she wrote "Coping with Mild Traumatic Brain Injury," the first comprehensive guide to brain trauma and its hidden effects. Dr. Diane understands and appreciates the role of a caregiver, because she was actively involved in the care of both her mother and one of her sons who sustained brain injuries. Dr. Diane's mother has had several strokes plus two concussions, while her son sustained three concussions causing him to have loss of his memory (amnesia) for more than four hours. Read more > Dr. Diane's experiences have led her to devote her clinical practice, writings and personal appearances to helping organizations and individuals overcome life's obstacles and reach their potential and more. Background: Dr. Diane, Board Certified Neuropsychologist, Health Psychologist and Board Certified Sports Psychologist has worked with amateur, professional and Olympic athletes as well as performing artists to help them achieve Peak Performance and be in "The Zone". She specializes in Brain Injury and uses the most cutting edge technology to help individuals suffering from Brain Injuries to become survivors.   Prior to her work as a psychologist, Dr. Diane worked in two diverse fields; Special Education and Business. As an educator of special needs, Dr. Diane was an instructor at Tufts University and worked as a Special Needs Auditor for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. In the field of business, Dr. Diane was trained as a cost accountant and taught cost accounting at Stonehill College, Fisher College and Chamberlain College. Through her experience as a cost accountant and business woman, Dr. Diane has worked with CEO's, CFO's and many others to help them develop the Resilient Mind needed to achieve excellence in their careers. Mission Statement: "Within each person shines an inner light that illuminates our path and is the source of hope. Illness, trauma, suffering and grief can diminish the light and shroud hope. I am a catalyst for hope and change, offering a way to rekindle this inner light." — Dr. Diane Roberts Stoler, Ed.D. Logo: Dr. Diane's logo is an emerging Butterfly. The butterfly is a water symbol reflecting creativity and regeneration often portrayed as an icon of friendship. The butterfly also represents spiritual transformation and rebirth. It is a metamorphose of change. Through the Butterfly we witness the evolution of life and spirit. We may use this insight in realizing our own unique ability to self-renew. Dr. Diane is a "Catalyst for Change®".

Coping with Mild Traumatic Brain Injury. A Guide to Living with the Challenges Associated with Concussion/Brain Injury. Buy Now >

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Dr. Diane Stoler's Timeless, A Novel. Buy Now >

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